A security engineer is tasked with assessing whether Microsoft Copilot for Security has access to the right data sources for investigating cloud threats. The engineer needs to add a plugin to connect Copilot for Security to Microsoft Defender for Cloud. Where in the Copilot for Security portal are plugins managed?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
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Here's the deal — c is correct because in Microsoft Copilot for Security, plugins (including both Microsoft-native and third-party integrations) are managed under Owner settings > Plugins, where administrators can enable, disable, and configure plugin connections. A is incorrect because 'Data connectors' is the terminology used in Microsoft Sentinel, not Copilot for Security plugin management.
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Full Explanation
C is correct because in Microsoft Copilot for Security, plugins (including both Microsoft-native and third-party integrations) are managed under Owner settings > Plugins, where administrators can enable, disable, and configure plugin connections. A is incorrect because 'Data connectors' is the terminology used in Microsoft Sentinel, not Copilot for Security plugin management. B is incorrect because 'Sources > Plugin library' is not the correct navigation path in the Copilot for Security portal. D is incorrect because 'Security posture > Integrations' is not where Copilot for Security plugin management is located.