Evidian Analytics and Intelligence vs. Microsoft Security Copilot

To be honest, I'm only a user, so I don't see those edge cases where it doesn't work well. I only see it when it's working. If it's not working, I call IT support and go, "It's not working." And they figure out what's wrong. So, for the most part, does it work? For the most part, it works. Other than that, logging in is sometimes a little clunky, but to be honest, who knows whose fault that is. It could be who we're using for our internet.

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• They integrate very well, and they have a lot of options within each product. That's what they do well. They bring together the entire suite of tools, all of the edge. Each product does its thing very well, and to bring it all together utilizing AI, it's very difficult for us to understand what the paved path is to get from A to Z. And that's what they don't do so well.

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• The reason I said it was better was that when I ran the same query in other AI engines, like OpenAI, I still believe my Microsoft Security Copilot can be further trained to give better results than that. So I think that's something that should be an improvement.

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We are not going to stop using M365 and our environment is large enough that there is not enough in-house expertise to handle all aspects of security, even with the help of a MSSP. Security Copilot helps us shore up the knowledge gap and keep our organization's security posture tight.

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It is easily accessible and provides a similar Copilot interface as other Microsoft services. The natural language processing allows users to interact with it in plain language which greatly reduces the learning curve. Theoretically, even non-technical users within a company could utilize the product to get data for reporting or analysis.

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Never contacted support

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Microsoft Security Copilot is more orientated towards the work I do and business I work for which is Security in Azure or Microsoft Products. Comparing the products has minor differences unless given explicit scenarios. In general use all of the products can fit a need but Microsoft Security Copilot suits mine in my security role the best.

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• So Microsoft Studio has really helped increase our productivity in a big way, from five hours down to five minutes or less, depending on the ask. And because we saw that type of performance increase and cut in the time it takes to answer a question, we could only assume that utilizing Microsoft Security Copilot would offer the same benefits. But as of right now, because of cost and not understanding what each agent is going to cost us, we have our hands tied at the moment because leadership, again, wants to understand if we enable this agent and we add the add-ons, how much is that going to cost?
• The other downstream impact is that if we build the agents, regardless of cost right now, because we have 10,000 tokens that are free, if we build all that out, and then it comes time where it's just like because there's a window right now that we have till around June, until they'll start actually charging us.

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