Plugins and capabilities

 In the previous unit, we mentioned that Copilot integrates with various sources through plugins, including Microsoft's own security products such as Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Defender XDR, and Microsoft Intune, non-Microsoft solutions, and open-source intelligence feeds. The integration enabled by the plugin, for any specific data source, provides Copilot with a collection of capabilities. Each capability is like a function in software, it’s designed to do a specialized task within the scope of the data source. For example, the plugin to Microsoft Defender XDR includes a collection of individual capabilities that are used only by Microsoft Defender XDR. These include:

  • The ability to summarize an incident.
  • Support incident response teams in resolving incidents through guided responses (a set of recommended actions based on the specific incident).
  • The ability to analyze scripts and code.
  • The ability to generate KQL queries from natural language input.
  • The ability to generate incident reports.

A plugin for Microsoft Sentinel may have similar capabilities but runs only within the scope of Microsoft Sentinel.

Copilot currently supports plug-ins for Microsoft services and non-Microsoft services, including websites and custom plug-ins that can be enabled.

A screen capture of the plugins window, showing the Microsoft plugins, including Microsoft Entra, Intune, Microsoft Defender XDR, and more.

A screen capture of the plugins window, showing the non-Microsoft plugins, including ServiceNow, Splunk, the public web, and custom plugins.

Some plugins require setup and configuration, as depicted by the Setup button or the gear icon. For Microsoft plugins, set up may be required where resource specific information needs to be specified. For non-Microsoft sources, set up may be required for account authentication.


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