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Microsoft Expands Sentinel Into Agentic Security Platform

Data lake hits general availability, with graph and Model Context Protocol server entering public preview for agent workflows.

Olivia Sharp 1 min read 559 views
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Microsoft shifted Sentinel into an agentic security platform with a GA data lake and previews for graph and MCP server, enabling agent‑driven detection and response with new governance requirements.

Announcements on September 30

Microsoft advanced Sentinel beyond cloud‑native SIEM by launching a data lake to general availability and unveiling Sentinel graph and an MCP server in public preview. Agents integrate with Security Copilot through no‑code and developer interfaces. A marketplace distributes security agents. :contentReference[oaicite:32]{index=32}

What it enables

The platform aims for faster detection, deeper context, and automated response across identities and assets. Graph relationships model attack paths, while the MCP server standardizes agent access to security context. Early implementations emphasize sub‑second validations. :contentReference[oaicite:33]{index=33}

Risks to manage

Agent sprawl, telemetry exposure, and vendor trust are key concerns. …

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