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Learning the concepts of implementing and using Microsoft Copilot for Security
- Microsoft Security Copilot - the Introduction - Posted November 7, 2023
- How Microsoft Security Copilot Can Help Defend Against Cyberthreats - Posted November 9, 2023
- The Ways Microsoft Security Copilot Can Enhance Security Operations with Microsoft Sentinel - Posted December 6, 2023
- The Ways Microsoft Security Copilot Can Enhance Security Operations with Microsoft Defender - Posted December 7, 2023
- The Ways Microsoft Security Copilot Can Enhance Security Operations with Microsoft Intune - Posted December 8, 2023
- The Ways Microsoft Security Copilot Can Enhance Security Operations with Microsoft Intune - Posted December 8, 2023
- Prompt Engineering for AI: A Valuable Skill for Security Professionals? - Posted December 13, 2023
- The Best Skillsets to Learn in 2024 to Use Microsoft Security Copilot Effectively - Posted December 14, 2023
- Preparing for Microsoft Security Copilot - Posted January 3, 2024
- Accessing Microsoft Security Copilot Promptbooks - Posted January 8, 2024
- UI Components of Microsoft Security Copilot - Posted January 9, 2024
- The Ways Microsoft Copilot for Security Can Enhance Security Operations with Microsoft Purview - Posted February 9, 2024
- Brief: Copilot for Security as a Tool for Threat Hunting - Posted February 14, 2024
- Get the most out of Microsoft Copilot for Security with good prompt engineering - Posted February 21, 2024
- Introduction to Mad Prompts: Copilot for Security is a blank - Posted March 4, 2024
- Improving Threat Hunting Efficiency using Copilot for Security - Posted March 7, 2024
- Brief: MDTI and Copilot for Security - Posted March 8, 2024
- Tip: Running Copilot for Security in the Microsoft Edge Sidebar for Quick Access - Posted March 12, 2024
- Copilot for Security: A Game-Changer for Security Experts - Posted March 19, 2024
- How Microsoft Copilot for Security Empowers Security Novices - Posted March 20, 2024
- Brief: Adjusting Access to Custom Plugin Management in Copilot for Security - Posted March 26, 2024
- Brief: Standalone and Embedded Copilot for Security Experiences - Posted March 27, 2024
- Brief: Copilot for Security is Two Experiences but One Connected Service - Posted March 28, 2024
- Creating Promptbooks in Copilot for Security - Posted April 2, 2024
- Helping Build a Better Copilot for Security - Posted April 2, 2024
- Limiting Access to Copilot for Security to the Wider Web - Posted April 3, 2024
- Creating a Copilot for Security KQL Plugin to Query Sentinel Watchlists - Posted April 3, 2024
- Brief: Two Places to Access Copilot for Security Promptbooks - Posted April 4, 2024
- Brief: Where to Adjust Copilot for Security SCUs - Posted April 8, 2024
Q: If I use Copilot for Security will I still need to learn KQL?
A: Yes. You need to be able to recognize if the KQL query offered will produce what you requested and when the query should be optimized. Get started learning KQL: https://aka.ms/MustLearnKQL
Q: Are there any prompt examples that I can use as templates?
A: Yes. See: https://github.com/rod-trent/Security-Copilot/tree/main/Prompts
Q: What resources are available to get familiar with Copilot for Security?
A: There are several resources being maintained to help learn Copilot for Security. Here's a few (I'll add more as they are discovered):
- Joey Cruz' Copilot for Security repo: https://github.com/iamjoeycruz/securitycopilot
- Microsoft Learn path for Copilot for Security: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/security-copilot-and-ai/
- Weekly Sentinel, Defender, and Azure OpenAI newsletters:
- Sentinel: https://sentinelthisweek.substack.com/
- Defender: https://microsoftdefender.substack.com/
- Azure OpenAI: https://azureopenai.substack.com/