Non-Microsoft plugins for Microsoft Security Copilot: Aviatrix

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Introduction

Together, Microsoft Security Copilot and Aviatrix have developed an AI-enabled plugin that enables users to use Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence with Aviatrix to identify emerging threats and counter them by enforcing firewall policies. Microsoft LogicApps describe and enable integration with Aviatrix throughout Microsoft Security Copilot, Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence, and Microsoft Sentinel. 

Before You Begin

  1. Sign-in to Microsoft Security Copilot. 
  2. Access Manage Plugins by choosing the Plugin button from the prompt bar. 
  3. Next to Aviatrix, select Set up.
  4. Enter the Aviatrix controller username and password. 
  5. Save the changes.

Troubleshoot Aviatrix Plugin

  • Error occur- If you run into issues like "Unknown error occurred" or "Couldn't complete your request". Verify that the plugin is activated. If the lookalike period is set too lengthy, the query may try to get too much data, which could result in this error. Sign-out of Security Copilot and then back in again if the problem continues.

  • Prompts aren't invoking the correct capabilities- You may have custom plugins or other with functionality comparable to the capability set you wish to employ if prompts aren't triggering the relevant capabilities or are triggering a different capability set. 

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