Author: Rhoderick Milne [MSFT]

Data processing and handling considerations must be reviewed as part of deploying any cloud product.  With Copilot for Security there are two aspects that need to be fully understood.  One is where the tenant’s data is stored.  Secondly is where the AI prompts are processed.  It may be the case that these are different locations.

We can use the Copilot for Security (CfS) portal https://securitycopi… Read the rest “How to View Copilot for Security Prompt Processing Location And Cross Region Details”

Copilot for Security has multiple integration points which can be accessed via either:

Standalone experience
Copilot for Security, accessed through https://securitycopilot.microsoft.com, is considered the standalone experience.

Embedded experience
Accessing Copilot for Security embedded experiences in other Microsoft security products is considered an embedded experience.

For the current list of embedded… Read the rest “Copilot for Security – Global Admin Required to Enable Microsoft 365 Service Data Access”

When delivering Copilot for Security engagements to customers, we frequently want to reference external articles, content and news.  There is also the occasional squirrel moment due to how my brain operates.

This post is a collection of the various artifacts that we typically discuss.  They are all collected into one spot so that it is easier to send out as a curated resource after the engagement h… Read the rest “Copilot for Security Workshop Links”

Starting a setup of Copilot for Security in a demo tenant led to an interesting issue where the expected bootstrap process was not launched.  As an eligible administrator, when you navigate to https://securitycopilot.microsoft.com  you will either access the previously deployed Copilot for Security (CfS) instance or be prompted to create it.  This assumes that you are logged on as either a Global Ad… Read the rest “Unable to Setup Copilot for Security – Can’t get account information”

In a previous post the recommended Copilot for Security setup process was covered.  While that is the generally the recommended method, there will be scenarios where the second option will be required.  This could be applicable at intial setup and also post-deployment.  For example, if the Security Compute Units (SCU) were to be recreated in a different Azure subscription, they can be pre-created … Read the rest “Copilot for Security Setup – Using Azure Portal”

Copilot for Security became Generally Available on the 1st of April 2024 and now everyone is able to spin up an instance of the AI that is designed from the ground up to be used for security tasks!

There are two ways that an administrator can provision and setup Copilot for Security ( CfS ):

1. The setup process can be initiated from the CfS admin portal and all setting specified if the admin has the r