The Future of Security with AI: Microsoft champions game-changing generative AI-security solution to protect more with less

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In H1 2023, online deceptions accounted for over 75% of total deception case in Hong Kong, resulting in a 28% increase in losses to $2.69 billion. At the recent Microsoft Hong Kong Cybersecurity Summit 2023, Microsoft shared valuable cybersecurity insights to help businesses protect more with less. They also introduced Microsoft Security Copilot, now available through the Early Access Program for interested and qualified customers in Hong Kong.

With the rise of AI, cyberattacks have grown rapidly in channels and types. Attackers utilize AI for refine phishing messages and improve influence operations with synthetic imagery. But AI also plays a vital role in defense, automating and augmenting cybersecurity aspects such as threat detection, response, analysis, and prediction.
 
Amidst sophisticated attack techniques, a shortage of talent and expertise, and complex toolsets for multiple touchpoints, organizations are facing numerous challenges in combating cyber threats in the modern world and securing business environment. 
 
“AI creates both new threats and opportunities for defense. Going forward, organizations looking to minimize their vulnerabilities must respond by modernizing their organizational skills, mindset, approach and technology.” said Irina Nechaeva, General Manager of Identity & Network Access at Microsoft.

 Generative AI-powered solutions augment human strengths

Microsoft Security Copilot is the first security product to enable defenders to move at the speed and scale of AI. It combines a large language model (LLM) with a security-specific model from Microsoft. This incorporates a growing set of security skills and is informed by Microsoft’s unique global threat intelligence and more than 65 trillion daily signals. Security Copilot also delivers an enterprise-grade security and privacy-compliant experience as it runs on Azure’s hyperscale infrastructure. 

Since launching its Early Access Program in October, Microsoft has received positive customer feedback globally on its ability to enhance prevention, detection, and response to cybersecurity threats, ensuring more protection with less. Some key findings include:

• Security Copilot demonstrated 44% more accurate response and were 26% faster across all tasks. 
• 86% reported that Security Copilot helped them improve the quality of their work.  
• 60% savings by consolidating a patchwork of vendors for a comprehensive solution from Microsoft.