Security Copilot Plug-ins: What They Mean for You | With Manuel Hauch & Jaime Guimera Coll
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Plug-ins are appearing in Microsoft Security Copilot—but what does that mean for IT and security teams?In this interview from the Workplace Ninja Summit 2025, we talked with Manuel Hauch and Jaime Guimera Coll about:✔ What Security Copilot agents and plug-ins are✔ How they change the way we manage security✔ Practical steps you should take nowIf you want to understand how AI-driven security tools are evolving, this conversation is essential!📌 Subscribe for more insights from #WPNinja2025
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