Thanks so much to my guest for this episode for his expertise, Richard “Disney” Diver.
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Just because it can, should Microsoft Sentinel be used for anything other than security purposes?
Is Content Filtering and Abuse Monitoring for AI considered part of cybersecurity?
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Azure OpenAI Content Filtering and Abuse Monitoring with Microsoft Sentinel
This topic has come up a lot recently - and it seems like more and more customers want to know if Microsoft Sentinel can be used as a Content Filtering or Abuse Monitoring mechanism for Azure OpenAI. Microsoft Sentinel, of course, is a powerful tool for capturing and analyzing logs. And, while its intent is to analyze for security value, it can be used …
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