Microsoft will expand access to 'Security Copilot', an AI-based cybersecurity tool used by around 300 customers.
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'Security Copilot' allows analysts to run queries for incident summarization, vulnerability analysis, etc. Microsoft will charge customers based on usage instead of subscription. Microsoft will also make artificial intelligence models from startup Mistral AI available through its Azure cloud computing platform.
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