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Microsoft is restructuring its Defender suite to embed AI agents directly into core security operations, aiming to automate incident response against adversarial AI threats. By integrating Sentinel's case management and analytics features into a unified workspace, the platform allows agents to function with human-level context and execute automated playbooks without separate operational models. This shift addresses the growing challenge of attackers utilizing their own AI agents, effectively consolidating fragmented security tools into a single, agent-driven framework.
Microsoft unveils Integrated Security Operations Center in Defender for AI agents
Microsoft Corp. today unveiled Integrated Security Operations Center in Microsoft Defender as it rebuilds its security operations products around artificial intelligence agents. The service moves security information and event management features from Microsoft Sentinel directly into Defender. ISOC is aimed at a problem Microsoft says is getting worse as attackers put agents to work. “What once […] The post Microsoft unveils Integrated Security Operations Center in Defender for AI agents appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Microsoft Corp. today unveiled Integrated Security Operations Center in Microsoft Defender as it rebuilds its security operations products around artificial intelligence agents. The service moves security information and event management features from Microsoft Sentinel directly into Defender. ISOC is aimed at a problem Microsoft says is getting worse as attackers put agents to work. “What once required entire teams…
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