Proofpoint, Inc., a leading cybersecurity and compliance company, announced the general availability of its Proofpoint Satori™ Emerging Threats Intelligence Agent for Microsoft Security Copilot.
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Proofpoint Satori Emerging Threats Intelligence Agent for Microsoft Security Copilot helps defenders accurately identify actively exploited vulnerabilities to effectively prioritize remediation.
“AI is the force multiplier for defenders, and when partners bring their agentic innovation into the Security Copilot ecosystem, the impact is exponential. Together, we’re not just building tools—we’re creating a new era of intelligent, collaborative cyber defense.” – Vasu Jakkal, Corporate Vice President, Microsoft Security.
“The rise of the agentic workspace is reshaping cybersecurity at its core,” said Tom Corn, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Proofpoint’s Threat Protection Group. “Our integration with Microsoft Security Copilot brings Proofpoint’s real-world threat intelligence directly into the defender’s workflow, helping organizations instantly identify and prioritize actively exploited vulnerabilities. By uniting collaboration, data security, and AI-driven insights, we’re empowering organizations to understand and protect what people and agents do with data, giving them the confidence to innovate and scale safely in the age of AI.”
Microsoft Security Copilot is the first AI-powered security product that enables security professionals to respond to threats quickly, process signals at machine speed, and assess risk exposure in minutes. It combines an advanced large language model (LLM) with a security-specific model that is informed by Microsoft’s unique global threat intelligence and more than 84 trillion daily signals.
Agents in Security Copilot autonomously manage high-volume security and IT tasks and seamlessly integrate with Microsoft Security solutions and partner solutions. Purpose-built for security, these agents learn from feedback, adapt to organizational workflows with your team fully in-control, and operate securely within Microsoft’s Zero-Trust framework.
Introducing Proofpoint Satori Emerging Threats Intelligence Agent for Microsoft Security Copilot
Proofpoint Satori Emerging Threats Intelligence Agent for Microsoft Security Copilot helps defenders accurately identify actively exploited vulnerabilities to effectively prioritize remediation. The agent delivers real-world vulnerability exploitation data drawing from Proofpoint’s globally distributed sensor network and trusted third-party sources, including Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams’ (FIRST) Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS), U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog and others.
Through Microsoft Security Copilot’s chat interface, security and IT pros can inquire about the exploitation status of specific vulnerabilities. Copilot will instantly gather insights from Proofpoint Satori Emerging Threats Intelligence Agent, so the operator can accurately prioritize and report on high-risk vulnerabilities, accelerating remediation.
Where to Find Proofpoint Satori Emerging Threats Intelligence Agent
Organizations seeking to enhance the effectiveness of their risk-based vulnerability management efforts can access Proofpoint Satori Emerging Threats Intelligence Agent via the Microsoft Security Storefront – the Microsoft Security Storefront makes it simple for customers to discover, buy, and deploy agents and other integrated partner solutions that enhance security operations and posture.
If you would like to try this agent in GA, go to the Microsoft Security Storefront and click on the “Agents” tab. From there, you can search for the agent by name under “Browse all agents.”
The Proofpoint Satori Emerging Threats Intelligence Agent is available at no additional cost to Microsoft Security Copilot customers with an active Proofpoint Emerging Threats Intelligence license.
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