Microsoft Launches AI-Powered Cybersecurity Assistant
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Microsoft Launches AI-Powered Cybersecurity Assistant
Microsoft Launches , AI-Powered Cybersecurity Assistant.
Reuters reports that on March 28,
Microsoft debuted a new cybersecurity tool that uses OpenAI's ChatGPT.
Reuters reports that on March 28,
Microsoft debuted a new cybersecurity tool that uses OpenAI's ChatGPT.
It's called "Security Copilot.".
The assistant utilizes a prompt box to help security analysts summarize incidents, examine vulnerabilities and share information with other analysts via a pinboard.
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Security Copilot will use Microsoft's model, which the tech company describes as
"a growing set of security-specific skills" that receives over 65 trillion signals each day.
Security Copilot will use Microsoft's model, which the tech company describes as
"a growing set of security-specific skills" that receives over 65 trillion signals each day.
The new tool comes as Microsoft has announced plans to integrate ChatGPT into some of its most popular products.
Iran has launched a missile strike on Be’er Sheva, directly targeting what it claims is a Microsoft office embedded in Israel’s top cyber-military infrastructure. The attack follows a prior strike on Soroka Hospital, as Tehran escalates pressure on what it calls “aggression-supporting” entities. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claim the targeted site is part of an IDF-linked intelligence and AI network. Israeli officials report no fatalities, but the impact on tech and defense collaborations could be massive. Who really works inside this cyber zone? What are the implications of Iran striking private tech targets?
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Assassinations, Jihad Attacks On U.S. Officials – Including Trump, Vance, Rubio, Hegseth And Their Families - Elon Musk And His Companies, U.S. Military, Microsoft, And Targeting Jews In America And Europe: 'There Are No Red Lines.' Al-Awlaki urged Muslims to revive the "tradition of assassinations," describing it as the "greatest form of Jihad today." He said the targets should be the "leaders of apostasy," whom he labeled "Jewish Arabs," specifically naming the leaders of Egypt, Jordan, and the Gulf states.
He appealed directly to military personnel in Arab countries, calling on them to take action. He said Arab pilots should strike "the Jews," U.S. military bases in the region, and American aircraft carriers. At the very least, he said, they should attack the palaces of Arab leaders, describing these as the "initial steps" that must be taken.
Al-Awlaki claimed there are 4.5 million Muslims in the United States and said that they should carry out acts of retaliation without hesitation, stating: "Do not consult anyone about killing infidel Americans." Speaking over images of Manhattan skyscrapers, he said that the list of targets should be "effective," and declared: "There are no red lines."
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