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Credit to Author: Matt Thomas| Date: Mon, 15 May 2023 16:00:00 +0000<\/strong><\/p>\n

The RSA Conference (RSAC) gave us an incredible opportunity to meet with security professionals from around the world, learn about exciting advances in the world of cybersecurity, and share our own security innovations. Defenders everywhere serve an important mission of protecting our world, and RSAC is a special time to connect with the defender community and support each other in our collective mission.<\/p>\n

I had the honor of representing Microsoft at our RSA keynote, \u201cDefending at Machine Speed: Technology\u2019s New Frontier.\u201d<\/strong> AI is having a profound impact in our world, and I believe security is going to be one of AI\u2019s most important use cases. During this session, I shared how AI is causing a paradigm shift, augmenting the essential power of human intuition and expertise and reshaping the future of cybersecurity. For details, watch the full keynote here<\/a> (video courtesy of RSA Conference<\/a>).<\/p>\n

RSAC is the largest and most important cybersecurity conference in the industry\u2014we value every opportunity to learn directly from our customers, partners, and community, and share how Microsoft Security is empowering our customers to protect everything.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s walk through some of the most memorable moments from RSAC.<\/p>\n

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Pre-Day with Microsoft<\/h2>\n

Microsoft Security opened RSAC with the Pre-Day event and reception on Sunday, April 23. Pre-Day was an expansion of our presence at RSAC and amplification of the announcements we made at Microsoft Secure. The presentations helped attendees gain a deeper understanding of what an AI-powered future means for cybersecurity. They also shared comprehensive strategies to help organizations protect everything, highlighted the latest announcements in Threat Intelligence, which is critical to defending against an evolving threat landscape, and gave customers a chance to interact with Microsoft Security business and engineering leaders, as well as network with their peers during an evening reception. I was very pleased to share the stage with Charlie Bell, Executive Vice President, Microsoft Security; Bret Arsenault, CVP, Microsoft Security and Chief Information Security Officer; Kelly Bissell, CVP, Microsoft Security; Andy Elder, CVP, Microsoft Security Solution Area; Jeremy Dallman, Principal Research Director, Microsoft Threat Intelligence; Holly Stewart, Principal Research Director, Microsoft Threat Intelligence; and engineering leaders.<\/p>\n

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Major product announcements<\/h2>\n

Microsoft Security Copilot<\/a>, Microsoft’s new generative AI solution, garnered plenty of buzz during the conference. First announced at Microsoft Secure<\/a>, Security Copilot combines the latest Open AI large language model with Microsoft\u2019s unique security specific model powered by 65 trillion signals, human intelligence, and cyberskills to help defenders move at the speed and scale of AI. It was wonderful to see the interest from our customers and partners for Security Copilot.<\/p>\n

Now in private preview, this groundbreaking technology serves as a true copilot to defenders. It augments a security analyst\u2019s work, continually learning from users and letting them provide feedback and inform future interactions. The AI capabilities you gain include ongoing access to the most advanced OpenAI models, integration with Microsoft\u2019s end-to-end security portfolio, and visibility and evergreen threat intelligence powered by your organization\u2019s security products and the 65 trillion threat signals received by Microsoft every day. Importantly, Security Copilot is built with privacy at its heart. This means your data remains your data, and it is not used to train or enrich foundation AI models. Further, Security Copilot runs on our security and privacy-compliant Azure Cloud hyperscale infrastructure, enabling organizations to truly defend at machine speed.<\/p>\n

In other threat intelligence news, Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence<\/a> is now available to licensed customers directly within Microsoft 365 Defender. It\u2019s already integrated with Microsoft Sentinel<\/a> and now has an application programming interface (API) to help enrich incidents, automate incident response, and work with a broad ecosystem of security tools. With this advancement, you get one of the world\u2019s best threat intelligence, integrated with the tools you use every day.<\/p>\n

Specific capabilities available as part of a Microsoft Sentinel solutions package\u2014generally available beginning in July\u2014are:<\/p>\n