Microsoft’s copilot and AI push continues, with security this time.
is a new assistant for cybersecurity professionals, designed to help defenders identify breaches and better understand the huge amounts of signals and data available to them daily.
Security Copilot accepts natural language inputs, so security professionals could ask for a summary of a particular vulnerability, feed in files, URLs, or code snippets for analysis — or ask for incident and alert information from other security tools. All prompts and responses are saved, so there’s a full audit trail for investigators.
One of the most interesting aspects of Security Copilot is a prompt book feature. It’s essentially a set of steps or automations that people can bundle into a single easy-to-use button or prompt. That could involve having a shared prompt to reverse engineer a script so security researchers don’t have to wait for someone on their team to perform this type of analysis. You can even use Security Copilot to create a PowerPoint slide that outlines incidents and the attack vectors.
That doesn’t mean Microsoft’s Security Copilot will always get things right, though. “We know sometimes these models get things wrong, so we’re offering the ability to make sure we have feedback,” says Kawaguchi. The feedback loop is a lot more involved than just the thumbs-up or thumbs-down found on Bing. “It’s a little more complicated than that, because there are a lot of ways it could be wrong,” explains Kawaguchi.
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