American company Microsoft plans to launch artificial intelligence (AI) tools based on the Copilot chatbot on April 1 that will help cybersecurity experts record hacker attacks and analyze their methods. This job was reported by oppression Bloomberg.
Microsoft released a version of Security Copilot to protect corporate data about a year ago and has since been testing it with major customers including oil and gas giant British Petroleum (BP) and global chemicals company Dow Chemical.
“The software combines the power of the OpenAI model with the large amounts of security information that Microsoft has collected,” the company said.
Copilot works with all Microsoft security and privacy software, providing a companion panel that can summarize data and answer questions.
For example, one of the company’s security programs currently collects data on security threats and combines relevant incidents into a single incident. An intelligent chatbot can summarize threat information and write a report.
Microsoft says artificial intelligence enables cybersecurity employees to work 26% faster and increases productivity by 35%.
Previously Microsoft promise Add support for the latest GPT-4 Turbo AI model to the Copilot chatbot.