Attention to all security enthusiasts! We are pleased to announce the launch of the official Microsoft Copilot for Security GitHub Community This platform offers access to educational and guidance materials tailored to enhance your understanding and utilization of Copilot for Security capabilities. Copilot for Security GitHub repository includes best practices, documentation, how-to guides, examples, and references, streamlining contribution to Copilot for Security Platform. As a collaborative endeavor, the platform will evolve with community contributions, and users are encouraged to provide feedback and suggestions for ongoing improvement.
Access to the GitHub Repository
Customers can proceed to the following link to access our GitHub repository:
aka.ms/CopilotForSecurityGithub
Users will be presented with a range of options in this repository to enhance their use of Copilot for Security for their Security Operations and processes. The folder structure can be found as follows:
Folder in GitHub Repository | Technical Solution and Information |
Customer Guides | In this folder You will find a range of Customer Guides to help you navigate the use of Copilot for Security |
Logic Apps | In this folder you will get sample playbooks that focus on different scenarios. Sample scenarios. - Threat intelligence - Enrichment use cases. - Routine Security Operations |
Plugins | In this folder you will find plugin samples focused on the following areas - Published plugins. - Community based plugins - MSFT plugin samples |
Promptbook Samples | In this folder you will find promptbook samples that you can use to evaluate and use it to start building your own promptbooks within Copilot for Security |
Sample Prompts | In this folder we have a collection of sample prompts, where we provide diverse examples to illustrate the versatility of prompts in accomplishing various security objectives. Through our examples, you'll see how tailored prompts can tackle a broad spectrum of tasks. This leverages different capabilities within Copilot for Security |
Technical Workshops | Welcome to our technical workshop series, aimed at empowering security professionals and enthusiasts with the knowledge to fully leverage Microsoft Copilot for Security. In the Workshops we have the following options Top of Form - Custom Plugins - Automation - Knowledge base |
How To Use Microsoft Copilot for Security GitHub
1. Use Case: Sample Prompts
- Access the folder for Sample Prompts
Figure 1: Sample prompts library
- Click on a specific link for a product. In this case Microsoft Entra
- You get a sample of prompts that you can use in your environment.
Figure 2: Sample prompts from Microsoft Entra
2. Logic Apps to enhance automation using Copilot for Security
- Click on the folder for Logic Apps
Figure 3: Logic apps list
- Select any specific folder, in this case you can select the Daily Threat Exposure Report- Copilot Folder
Once it’s open, click on the Deploy to Azure button to deploy the Logic app to your Azure
environment.
Figure 4: Deploy Logic app to your environment
3. Leverage Plugins with Microsoft Copilot for Security
- Click on the plugins folder.
- You can get access to 3 different folders, please note the differences are as follows:
These are Microsoft certified Custom plugins for Microsoft Copilot for Security. | |
These are Plugins created and contributed by the Microsoft Copilot for Security Community. | |
These are samples of Custom Plugins that will act as a guide you and give you the ability to create a custom plugin for Copilot for Security. The samples are API, GPT, and KQL samples. |
Each of these folders have YAML files that can be added into your Copilot for Security Standalone experience. You can find a guide for this here : Create your own custom plugins in Microsoft Copilot for Security | Microsoft Learn
Figure 5: Add a the YAML file to Copilot for Security
4. Sharpen your Copilot for Security Skills leveraging Technical Workshops
To access this, click on the technical workshops folder.
Figure 6: Technical workshops folder
The expectation here is to get a guide to support customers on how to use different features in Copilot for Security, the folder will entail the following focus workshop areas:
Workshop Topic | Brief Description |
Learn how to integrate various knowledge bases with Copilot for Security to enhance its ability to provide accurate, contextually relevant security insights. | |
Dive into custom plugin creation to extend Copilot for Security's capabilities, enabling tailored solutions for your specific security needs. | |
Discover how to use Microsoft Logic Apps to automate workflows and security responses, leveraging Copilot for Security for enhanced security management. |
Microsoft plans to make Copilot for Security generally available for purchase as a consumption offering beginning April 1, 2024. We will have one simple pricing model that covers both the standalone Copilot experience, and embedded experiences across the Microsoft Security product portfolio.
A consumption model means it will beeasy to get started quickly andon a small scale, to experiment and learn with no upfront per device or per user charges. Customers will use their existing Azure subscription or sign up for one if they are not already an Azure customer. They will then be able to provision Azure capacity to support all their Copilot for Security workloads, both standalone and embedded. Copilot for Security capacity is anticipated to be billed monthly via a new Security Compute Unit (SCU) at the rate of $4/hr.
Learn more about Copilot for Security
Do not leave your business vulnerable to cyber threats. Empower your security and IT teams to protect organizations at the speed and scale of AI by signing up for Copilot for Security today. For more information see:
- Microsoft Copilot for Security is now generally available - Microsoft Community Hub
- Microsoft Copilot for Security | Microsoft Security
- Pricing page
- Estimate your monthly bill with Azure calculator
- Documentation
- Copilot for Security announcements at Microsoft Secure
- Microsoft Copilot for Security - YouTube
