Microsoft Security Copilot FAQ Detail
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Microsoft Security Copilot Pricing
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According to TrustRadius reviews, the pricing for Microsoft Security Copilot is not transparent. Reviewers express frustration over the lack of visibility into the costs of specific components, such as agents and add-ons. This makes it difficult to predict the total cost of ownership and get budget approval from leadership. Reviewers state their hands are tied because they cannot determine how much it will cost to enable an agent with its add-ons.
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Lack of Cost Visibility for Components
1 mention▼Reviewers report difficulty in understanding the cost structure of Microsoft Security Copilot. Specifically, they menti…
Reviewers report difficulty in understanding the cost structure of Microsoft Security Copilot. Specifically, they mention an inability to determine the cost of individual agents and add-ons, or how they contribute to the overall cost. This lack of clarity is a blocker for getting leadership approval for full utilization.
“For Microsoft Security Copilot, it would be awesome to have a hover over all the add-ons to understand what the cost is or the percentage of cost against an SEU is. So, if there are five add-ons for this particular agent or the default agent within Microsoft Security Copilot, what is the total cost? Once you add that up, where can we see, as a customer, that this is going to? If this is fully utilized, how it should be, it's going to cost X. And right now, again, no visibility. And I just can't stress that enough that it's amazing that our hands are tied because of the lack of visibility.”
“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?”
Use Case for Monitoring Microsoft Environments
1 mention▼One reviewer describes using Microsoft Security Copilot to monitor various configurations within their Microsoft ecosys…
One reviewer describes using Microsoft Security Copilot to monitor various configurations within their Microsoft ecosystem. This includes Entra ID, on-premise Active Directory, and Exchange settings for Office 365, utilizing the available agents.
“We use it to review all of the different configurations we have within Microsoft. So from our Entra ID to our on-prem Active Directory, as well as our Exchange settings and all of that good stuff for O365. So we're just monitoring that environment and that platform using the Microsoft Security Copilot agents that are available.”
Product Intelligence Concerns
1 mention▼A reviewer expresses dissatisfaction with the product's performance, describing the suite as "severely lacking" and not…
A reviewer expresses dissatisfaction with the product's performance, describing the suite as "severely lacking" and not very intelligent. They note that it is frequently wrong and requires constant redirection.
“To be honest, the entire Microsoft Security Copilot suite is severely lacking. In my experience, it's not very intelligent. It's frequently wrong. You have to constantly give it redirection.”
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