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How can you optimize IT operations and efficiently manage your digital estate at scale with Copilot? How do I get started with Copilot in Intune? How do you control access? What is the plan for agents—and what agents could we provide in Intune to help you mark more tasks off your checklist with ease and speed? Post your questions and feedback below and Ask Microsoft Anything! 

Speakers: Lavanya Lakshman, Ankur Goyal, & Julia Idaewor

Moderator: Joe Lurie

 

This event is part of Tech Community Live: Intune edition.

 

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Updated Oct 10, 2025

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  • Pearl-Angeles's avatar
    Pearl-Angeles
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    Thank you for your participation in this AMA! Below are the questions and comments the panelists covered during the live session, along with associated timestamps: 

     

    Question – Are there any plans to make Copilot for Intune available independently of a Security Copilot subscription? Our organization relies heavily on Intune, but we don’t use the broader Security Copilot features, so the bundled cost isn’t justifiable for us. We'd love to benefit from Copilot capabilities within Intune without needing the full Security suite. – answered at 2:38.

    Question – When will we see Copilot start to take automated actions in Intune, like recommending or deploying policy changes? – answered at 4:53.

    Question – In EPM, there is an option to Analyze with Copilot, which is intended to analyze the elevated binary and provide relevant insights about the file. such as whether the file is safe to approve or if it contains any potentially malicious content. However, this feature is not working as intended. Instead of delivering detailed information about the binary, it consistently returns the same generic output for every elevation request. Can you share why this might happen?  – answered at 9:43.

    Question – As Copilot in Intune evolves, will we see the ability to customize the Copilot experience for the different admin roles, or will all admin roles have access to all aspects of the Copilot experience within Intune?  – answered at 14:47.

    Follow up question – When we think about the IVRA agent that you’re building, is there a specific role that will be needed for that, once it becomes generally available? – answered at 16:34.

    Question – Will Copilot be able to pull audit logs with certain search filters/criteria the admin requests? – answered at 18:17


    Question 
    – What’s the status of the IVRA agent? What kinds of things can it do for us? Is this agent now available broadly? What types of suggestions does it provide? Does it prioritize these suggestions? – answered at 23:24.

    Question – As Security Copilot uses compute units, is there any suggestions/recommendations on how many units one could expect to need for Intune admin use only? – answered at 26:31.

  • Nalms87's avatar
    Nalms87
    Copper Contributor

    We are in the same boat as AndrewHoffman, as we don't use Defender and therefor have no need for the Security Copilot subscription for that part. But as Security Copilot use compute units, is there any suggestions/recommendations on how many units one could expect to need for Intune admin use only?

    • Pearl-Angeles's avatar
      Pearl-Angeles
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      Thanks for your participation! The panelists covered this question at around 26:31 during the session. 

  • VaishnavK1993's avatar
    VaishnavK1993
    Brass Contributor

    In EPM, there is an option to Analyze with Copilot, which is intended to analyze the elevated binary and provide relevant insights about the file. such as whether the file is safe to approve or if it contains any potentially malicious content. However, this feature is not working as intended. Instead of delivering detailed information about the binary, it consistently returns the same generic output for every elevation request.

    For example, here I tried to elevate a very common App, when I check for Analyze with Copilot it initially prompts like,
    Get reputation for indicators of compromise 4BD03202B6633F9611B3FC8757880A9B2B38C7C0C40ED6BCBEFEC71C0099D493

    But getting the output mentioned below.
    There was no reputation data available for the queried indicators: 4BD03202B6633F9611B3FC8757880A9B2B38C7C0C40ED6BCBEFEC71C0099D493

    • Pearl-Angeles's avatar
      Pearl-Angeles
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      Thanks for your feedback! The panelists covered this topic at 9:43 during the AMA.

    • Mike-Danoski's avatar
      Mike-Danoski
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      Thanks for the feedback. Not having a reputation is a good thing, but feedback taken. I'll take a look at how we can improve this for when an app doesn't have reputation from Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence.

  • Welcome to the final AMA of Tech Community Live! If you have questions about Copilot in Intune, this is the place for you. Please post them here in the comments.

  • ChrisAugustin's avatar
    ChrisAugustin
    Copper Contributor

    Going back to user and device information, what types of actions aside from adding devices to a group can the copilot explorer menu perform?

    • Joe_Lurie's avatar
      Joe_Lurie
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      Thanks, ChrisAugustin​ for your support in the AMA and for the question! Today, you can add users or devices to groups, which can then deploy apps or scripts or other policies to those users and devices. We have a lot more planned for Explorer! We'd also love to know what you want to see in Explorer, so please fill in some feedback at https://aka.ms/IntuneFeedback or by sending us in-console feedback right in the Intune admin center.

  • AndrewHoffman's avatar
    AndrewHoffman
    Brass Contributor

    Thanks for the AMA! Are there any plans to make Copilot for Intune available independently of a Security Copilot subscription? Our organization relies heavily on Intune, but we don’t use the broader Security Copilot features, so the bundled cost isn’t justifiable for us. We'd love to benefit from Copilot capabilities within Intune without needing the full Security suite.

    • Amit-Ghodke's avatar
      Amit-Ghodke
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      Thank you for the feedback, the ask to ring fence copilot in Intune capability to only Intune is something we are working on, we will keep you posted and reach out as we have more clarity and updates.

  • VaishnavK1993's avatar
    VaishnavK1993
    Brass Contributor

    "Analyze with Copilot" option in Intune Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM) is not functioning as expected

    When reviewing Support Approved elevation requests in EPM, there is an option to Analyze with Copilot, which is intended to analyze the elevated binary and provide relevant insights about the file. such as whether the file is safe to approve or if it contains any potentially malicious content. However, this feature is not working as intended. Instead of delivering detailed information about the binary, it consistently returns the same generic output for every elevation request.

    For example, here I tried to elevate a very common App, when I check for Analyze with Copilot, it initially prompts like,

    Get reputation for indicators of compromise 9742689A50E96DDC04D80CEFF046B28DA2BEEFD617BE18166F8C5E715EC60C59

    But getting the output mentioned below.

    There was no reputation data available for the queried indicators: 9742689A50E96DDC04D80CEFF046B28DA2BEEFD617BE18166F8C5E715EC60C59

    Feedback submitted: https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/da951a10-c663-f011-95f2-7c1e52a55eeb