u/Mind-Principle-1834

copilot has been completely useless for actual triaging.

whoever decided every alert needs an AI summary owes me hours of my life back.

"possible suspicious activity detected based on observed behavioral patterns."

thanks.

that tells me exactly as much as the alert title did.

if i still have to open the process tree and check parent processes and look at network connections and pivot through logs and build the timeline myself... what exactly did the AI save me?

just hire more analysts at this point.

anyone actually found one that helps or is this just how it is now

At this point it’s burned more hours than actual incidents.

Hash whitelisting didn't last – it breaks every time the vendor updates the file.

Signer-based exceptions are more stable, but now you’re trusting certificates, and a stolen certificate just sails through.

Parent process scoping looked clean until I remembered attackers live inside RMM tools. So now I’ve basically whitelisted my own blind spots.

Script Block Logging (Event ID 4104) is the thing that actually holds up – decoded payload visibility is the real fix.

But half my tenants don’t even have it enabled, and I don’t control their GPOs. So I’m stuck with signer exceptions and accepting the stolen-cert risk.

For tenants without 4104, are you actually rolling out Script Block Logging – or just working blind and choosing which gaps to live with?