[Launched] Generally Available: Azure Firewall integration in Security Copilot

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Summary of Azure Firewall Integration in Security Copilot

Overview

The integration of Azure Firewall with Microsoft Security Copilot enhances the security capabilities by leveraging AI to investigate malicious traffic intercepted by Azure Firewall's intrusion detection and prevention system (IDPS). This integration simplifies complex tasks for security analysts, allowing them to query data using natural language instead of writing complex queries[1][2][5].

Key Features and Benefits

  • Automated Investigation: The Azure Firewall integration in Security Copilot enables detailed investigations of malicious traffic using AI, reducing manual effort and time spent on threat analysis[2][5].
  • Natural Language Queries: Analysts can ask questions in natural language, making it easier to investigate threats without needing to write complex KQL queries[2][5].
  • Integration and Accessibility: The integration is available both through the Security Copilot portal and the Copilot in Azure experience within the Azure portal, providing a seamless and convenient user experience[1][4].

Setup Requirements

To use this integration, users must:

  • Configure Azure Firewall to generate structured logs for IDPS and send them to a Log Analytics workspace[1].
  • Ensure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) permissions are properly set for users accessing the Azure Firewall and Log Analytics[1].
  • Enable the Azure Firewall plugin in the Security Copilot portal[1].

Announcement and Availability

The integration of Azure Firewall with Security Copilot is generally available, reflecting Microsoft's ongoing efforts to enhance Azure network security by embedding AI-powered capabilities directly within the Azure ecosystem[5].

For more information on updates related to this integration, you can refer to Microsoft's official update channels, such as Azure updates[5]. However, specific details regarding the launch announcement and additional updates can be found on Microsoft's official platforms and blogs.

อ้างอิงค์ : https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=490519

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