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A security director asks what Project Perception can actually do today. Which best captures a set of capabilities Project Perception provides?
Project Perception can extract actionable intelligence from a threat actor advisory, map whether the environment presents the attack paths that actor exploits, and recommend which findings to remediate first.
Project Perception generates a real-time SOC dashboard that replaces the Microsoft Defender portal, and it's the only place SOC analysts work day to day.
Project Perception writes production firewall rules and pushes them to the network without any human review.
Which section of the Microsoft Defender portal exposes Project Perception?
Threat intelligence.
Attack simulation training.
Agentic security.
Which best describes the role that the layers named 'security context' and 'the harness' play inside Project Perception's Cyber Stack architecture?
They're the two layers a Defender administrator configures in the portal to control which agents are enabled and how playbooks run.
They're the two layers that stitch agents together. Security context is the shared understanding of the environment that every agent reads. The harness is the orchestration layer that sequences models and agents through the workflow.
They're two administrator-facing surfaces in the Agentic security section: security context is where agents get enabled, and the harness is where playbook schedules are configured.
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