Microsoft has released a new ChatGPT-like AI utility to combat online threats

The Security Copilot makes use of information from governmental organisations and Microsoft experts who keep tabs on nation states and cybercriminal organisations. The assistant uses Microsoft’s security products to take action, and future updates will bring support for programmes from other vendors as well.

Microsoft Corp. is releasing new chat tools that can assist cybersecurity teams in preventing breaches and responding to attacks, continuing a frenzy of artificial intelligence software releases.

But it can also pick up knowledge from users. Customers can customise the system’s privacy settings and choose how broadly they want to share the data it collects. Customers have the option of allowing Microsoft to use their data to assist other clients, according to Jakkal.