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Microsoft Unveils A.I. Cybersecurity Tools

Microsoft is entering the "agentic era" of security with the launch of its first homegrown AI model and new cybersecurity tools.

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The brief

Microsoft has unveiled a suite of AI-driven cybersecurity tools, including its first proprietary cybersecurity AI model. The company also announced Perception, a tool designed to provide additional security context, and an agentic security system.

Coverage from The Information and Seeking Alpha emphasizes the launch of a homegrown AI model and a competitor to Mythos. GeekWire highlights the role of new security business chief Hayete Gallot in leading the company's transition into an agentic era of security.

Future developments involve the deployment of the new agentic security system and the integration of Perception into security workflows.

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Quick answers

What is the name of the new security context tool?

The tool is called Perception.

Who is leading Microsoft's security business push?

Hayete Gallot is the new security business chief.

What is the nature of the new AI model?

It is Microsoft's first homegrown AI model specifically for cybersecurity.

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