Right now, the world of cybersecurity is in a chaotic spot. Just about every day, we hear about some new cyber threat or data leak happening. It’s evident that something needs to change.

Microsoft said Monday it will soon roll out 11 new AI agents for its security-focused Copilot aimed at offloading some of the most repetitive tasks that bog down cybersecurity teams.

Microsoft's goal to overhaul its cybersecurity is coming to fruition. Other tech companies could learn from its example.

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along with Microsoft, aim to offer businesses enhanced cyber resiliency with cross-cloud protection, unified visibility across data environments, and more comprehensive data security strategies.

Microsoft has introduced a new set of AI agents for its Security Copilot platform, designed to automate key cybersecurity functions ... allowing security teams to focus on more advanced threats ...

After Detecting 30B Phishing Attempts, Microsoft ... designed to tackle cyber threats head-on. These agents, set to launch in April 2025, will assist overwhelmed security teams in handling ...

Microsoft Corp, aiming to shore up cybersecurity ... the AI team unveiled a Windows feature that creates a record of everything users do on their PCs. Named Recall, the product alarmed security ...