Microsoft lets generative AI loose on cybersecurity

Microsoft unveiled Security Copilot today as part of its ongoing effort to incorporate generative AI into all of its products. This new tool promises to “summarise” and “make sense” threat intelligence.

Microsoft promoted Security Copilot in a vague statement as a mechanism to correlate attack data while prioritising security problems. Several tools already perform this.

Yet Microsoft claims that generative AI models from OpenAI, notably the recently released text-generating GPT-4, improve Security Copilot, which interfaces with its current security product range read more Microsoft lets generative AI loose on cybersecurity.

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