Microsoft has answered the question of what solution providers can do with ChatGPT: Incorporate it into a tool for security analysts. The tool is an AI assistant called Microsoft Security Copilot, a service to quickly detect and respond to threats and help analysts better understand the threat landscape overall. Now in private preview, Security Copilot
Microsoft has answered the question of what solution providers can do with ChatGPT: Incorporate it into a tool for security analysts.
The tool is an AI assistant called Microsoft Security Copilot, a service to quickly detect and respond to threats and help analysts better understand the threat landscape overall.
Now in private preview, Security Copilot will combine the search and natural language reply capabilities of ChatGPT4 with Microsoft’s threat intelligence capabilities.
If a company gets an endpoint alert from Microsoft Defender, a threat analyst could ask Security Copilot to assemble a story on the compromise, including a graphic of the attack chain that can be shared with others on the security team. It could reverse-engineer an attack script or tell the analyst how many email messages are associated with the attack.
This Microsoft video better shows how it works:
Security Copilot will also continually learn and improve to help ensure that security teams are operating with the latest knowledge of attackers, their tactics, techniques and procedures, Microsoft said.
