The Microsoft 365 Copilot Security Blueprint: Mitigating Risks and Safeguarding Your Enterprise

The Microsoft 365 Copilot Security Blueprint: Mitigating Risks and Safeguarding Your Enterprise

The rapid adoption of enterprise copilots, like the newly renamed and revamped Microsoft 365 Copilot is revolutionizing how business gets done. As large enterprises rush to integrate and expand their M365 capabilities, they inadvertently create an entirely new attack vector, most notably – promptware, which can lead to Remote Copilot Execution (RCE). Promptware operates within business applications and just as protecting against malware requires OS expertise, protecting against promptware requires business application expertise. 

Zenity is proud to introduce the first agent-less security and governance solution to enable Microsoft 365 Copilot throughout the enterprise. 

Join Zenity’s VP of Product, Shay Gadidi, and Andrew Silberman, Director of Marketing, as they unravel how Zenity’s unique approach, rooted in application security, can safeguard your enterprise against these emerging threats. We’ll dive into how promptware, a novel attack vector within GenAI platforms, can lead to RCEs and other security breaches if left unaddressed. 

What You’ll Learn:

• The Hidden Risks: Understand how promptware and AI agents introduce unique security challenges and why traditional approaches are insufficient. 
• Zenity’s Comprehensive Solution: Discover how Zenity offers a multi-faceted defense strategy, including visibility into user-bot interactions, AI threat detection & response, promptware prevention, and remediation.
• Real-World Applications: Explore practical insights on securing Microsoft 365 Copilot, including its extension framework, Copilot Studio, and how Zenity autonomously prevents, detects, and responds to security threats, whether they originate from an external hacker, an unknowing insider, or a confused AI agent.

Register now to confidently and securely adopt Microsoft 365 Copilot, staying on top of its security risks and new attack vectors.