Tufin, which provides network and cloud security policy automation, participated in the Microsoft Copilot for Security partner private preview. Tufin was selected based on its experience with Microsoft security technology, willingness to explore/provide feedback on cutting-edge functionality and close relationship with Microsoft.
“In the context of security, AI’s impact is likely to be profound, tilting the scales in favor of defenders and empowering organizations to defend at machine speed. At Microsoft, we are privileged to have a leading role in advancing AI innovation, and we are so grateful to our incredible ecosystem of partners, whose mission-driven work is critical to helping customers secure their organizations and confidently bring the many benefits of AI into their environments,” said Vasu Jakkal, corporate VP, Microsoft Security.
Tufin will work with Microsoft’s product teams to shape Copilot for Security product development, validating and refining new and upcoming scenarios, providing feedback on product development and operations to be incorporated into future product releases and validating APIs to assist with Copilot for Security extensibility.
“The complexity of today’s enterprise networks demand new, innovative approaches to security. The use of advanced AI and automation tools will be necessary for cloud and security teams to keep pace with the demands put upon them,” added Jeff Wilmot, CRO, Tufin. “The capabilities of Microsoft Copilot for Security are second-to-none, and it’s easy to see how this technology will help teams accomplish more, while maintaining a focus on delivering a secure, optimal experience for all.”
Copilot for Security is the first AI-powered security product that enables security professionals to respond to threats quickly, process signals at machine speed and assess risk exposure in minutes. It combines an advanced large language model (LLM) with a security-specific model that is informed by Microsoft’s unique global threat intelligence and more than 65 trillion daily signals.
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