To make it a perfect 10, Microsoft Security Copilot would need to take decisions independently and reduce hallucination. The issue with all AIs, not just Microsoft Security Copilot, is that when I do something and feel it's wrong, I need a tech lead to verify.
For many customers, it's too expensive. It comes at a price. What we end up doing is activating it for the purpose of extracting an action plan, then we turn it off. So, unfortunately, for most customers, we're not using it constantly. We're using it sporadically or while investigating a particular incident. We are turning it on and off because of price constraints. More transparency is needed. The pricing model should also be different. To improve Microsoft Security Copilot and make it the best solution in the market, the main hurdle today is cost. If a way could be found to make it more cost-effective and streamline the licensing mechanism, they have the technology to succeed in the marketplace. It's potentially better than what's out there.
I believe Microsoft Security Copilot could be improved in terms of the UI and the process. The UI needs improvement because it can be distracting with some windows on your right and left sides. That's how I feel; maybe some other users have different opinions.
It would be beneficial if Microsoft Security Copilot could work across multiple systems. For example, I would like it to automatically transfer information from Outlook to PowerPoint. At the moment, this feature is not available.
Currently, Microsoft Security Copilot is not very intuitive. I still need to figure out how to operate some features, so more intuitive methods would be beneficial.
One area for improvement is ensuring that personal information is not exposed through Copilot. For example, salary information of executives should remain confidential. Currently, I do not see this feature. Additionally, there should be better natural language processing to eliminate the need for prompt engineering.
The solution does exactly what I need, but sometimes the prompts required to get the needed information need to be rephrased several times. This might improve as I become more accustomed to using the system.
It would be beneficial if Copilot's security features were available to roles other than just the top security personnel. Other roles could use some of the functions, perhaps with limited access, allowing for greater flexibility within an organization.
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To make it a perfect 10, Microsoft Security Copilot would need to take decisions independently and reduce hallucination. The issue with all AIs, not just Microsoft Security Copilot, is that when I do something and feel it's wrong, I need a tech lead to verify.
For many customers, it's too expensive. It comes at a price. What we end up doing is activating it for the purpose of extracting an action plan, then we turn it off. So, unfortunately, for most customers, we're not using it constantly. We're using it sporadically or while investigating a particular incident. We are turning it on and off because of price constraints. More transparency is needed. The pricing model should also be different. To improve Microsoft Security Copilot and make it the best solution in the market, the main hurdle today is cost. If a way could be found to make it more cost-effective and streamline the licensing mechanism, they have the technology to succeed in the marketplace. It's potentially better than what's out there.
I believe Microsoft Security Copilot could be improved in terms of the UI and the process. The UI needs improvement because it can be distracting with some windows on your right and left sides. That's how I feel; maybe some other users have different opinions.
It would be beneficial if Microsoft Security Copilot could work across multiple systems. For example, I would like it to automatically transfer information from Outlook to PowerPoint. At the moment, this feature is not available.
Currently, Microsoft Security Copilot is not very intuitive. I still need to figure out how to operate some features, so more intuitive methods would be beneficial.
One area for improvement is ensuring that personal information is not exposed through Copilot. For example, salary information of executives should remain confidential. Currently, I do not see this feature. Additionally, there should be better natural language processing to eliminate the need for prompt engineering.
The solution does exactly what I need, but sometimes the prompts required to get the needed information need to be rephrased several times. This might improve as I become more accustomed to using the system.
It would be beneficial if Copilot's security features were available to roles other than just the top security personnel. Other roles could use some of the functions, perhaps with limited access, allowing for greater flexibility within an organization.
At the moment, I have not identified any areas for improvement. I am aware that security features are planned for further development next year.