project perception

Microsoft has opened public preview of Project Perception on August 3, putting a new multi-agent security system into Microsoft Defender for a limited set of business customers already testing its MDASH vulnerability-analysis harness. The practical change is not a new Defender alert type...

Microsoft is betting that the next cybersecurity AI winner will not be the single largest model, but the system that can make the best decision about which model should handle each job. Its newly announced MAI-Cyber-1-Flash is designed to work inside the company’s MDASH multi-agent vulnerability...

Microsoft is positioning Project Perception as a fundamental rethink of cybersecurity for an era in which both defenders and attackers increasingly operate through autonomous AI systems. Announced on July 27, the new agentic security platform is designed to continuously perceive risk, reason...

Microsoft is reportedly developing Project Perception, an enterprise AI security product intended to find, validate, prioritize, and help remediate software vulnerabilities by routing work across models from Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic. The Information first reported the effort, while...

Microsoft is reportedly preparing Project Perception, an enterprise AI security product designed to locate software vulnerabilities, explain their impact, and recommend fixes by routing work across models from Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic. If the product reaches customers in the form...

Microsoft is reportedly preparing an AI-assisted vulnerability discovery service called Project Perception, but there is no evidence that it produced the fixes in Windows’ latest Patch Tuesday. The more immediate Windows security story is MDASH, Microsoft’s existing multi-model scanning system...