Microsoft Showcases How Security Copilot in Intune and Entra Empowers IT and Security Teams

Microsoft has announced the general availability of its Security Copilot integrations within Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Entra, cementing its strategy for delivering AI-powered, scenario-based security and IT management capabilities.

These integrations, designed around Zero Trust principles, mark a critical step in Microsoft’s vision to equip security and IT teams with generative AI tools that streamline operations, accelerate incident response, and simplify data-driven decision-making directly within everyday workflows.

Since last year’s introduction of Security Copilot, Microsoft has focused on embedding AI into the daily tools used by practitioners, answering the call from customers for seamless, deeply integrated experiences.

Early adopters have reported significant operational improvements, including a 54% reduction in time spent resolving device policy conflicts and a 22.8% decrease in alerts per incident within three months, allowing teams to reallocate resources toward strategic security initiatives.

Identity Management with Integrated AI

The general availability of Security Copilot capabilities in Intune and Entra underscores their centrality in modern Zero Trust architectures.

Security Teams
New experience to explore your Intune data with Copilot assistance across workloads.

Microsoft Intune serves as the backbone for device compliance, app protection, and endpoint privilege management, while Entra orchestrates identity governance with granular Conditional Access policies and authentication controls.

Security Copilot leverages this foundation by delivering AI-driven insights, autonomous analytical agents, and natural language support for core administrative tasks empowering IT to scale operational capacity, address threats proactively, and upskill team members in real time.

In Intune, Security Copilot now introduces a powerful Copilot-assisted data exploration feature.

Within a dedicated section of the Intune admin center, IT administrators can interact naturally with their endpoint management data, extract insights, trigger actions, and complete critical tasks without context-switching.

This holistic experience covers devices, applications, compliance states, user configurations, and extends to both physical devices and Windows 365 Cloud PCs.

According to the Report, Microsoft is further enhancing this with upcoming AI features focused on Cloud PC connectivity, licensing optimization, and performance analytics, solidifying its leadership in hybrid and cloud-based endpoint management.

Security Copilot seamlessly integrates with advanced analytics in Intune. It supports multiple device queries, assists with building sophisticated Kusto Query Language (KQL) reports, and evaluates risks associated with endpoint privilege management.

Meanwhile, the Surface Management Portal benefits from unified, Copilot-driven visibility and policy controls across Surface device fleets.

Microsoft Entra, handling identity and access management for a rapidly evolving digital landscape, benefits from Security Copilot through AI-powered reasoning, contextual insights, and natural language prompts within the Entra admin center.

Enhanced to support more complex identity operations, Copilot now aids in user investigations, troubleshooting access issues, optimizing license utilization, and analyzing role and entitlements all based on real-time data from Microsoft Graph.

Advancing Autonomous Protection with AI Agents

A significant highlight at Microsoft Secure 2025 was the debut of 11 AI-powered Security Copilot agents across Microsoft Security offerings.

Most notably, the Conditional Access Optimization Agent in Entra has reached general availability. This autonomous agent continuously scans for policy gaps, overlaps, and stale assignments, and recommends actionable remediations, enabling security teams to move from reactive audits to consistent, proactive defense.

Its recommendations feature transparent, explainable summaries and visualizations, and the agent learns and adapts based on natural-language admin feedback all actions auditable for compliance.

Microsoft’s latest advancements illustrate the transformative power of embedded AI within security and IT operations.

By unifying AI-driven insights and automation with core management platforms, Security Copilot in Intune and Entra is redefining how organizations manage risk, respond to threats, and optimize IT efficiency at machine speed.

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Mandvi
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Mandvi is a Security Reporter covering data breaches, malware, cyberattacks, data leaks, and more at Cyber Press.

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