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# Nightfall SecOps Copilot

Learn about Nightfall SecOps Copilot, Nightfall's AI-powered investigation assistant.

Nightfall SecOps Copilot is Nightfall's AI-powered DLP investigation assistant, designed to help you quickly investigate and understand exfiltration risks. It surfaces patterns, summarizes user activity, and suggests next steps through a natural-language conversation.

## Getting Started

1. **Click the Comet Icon:** In the upper right corner of your Nightfall dashboard, click the comet icon to open SecOps Copilot.
2. **Start Conversing:** Type your question in plain English. No special syntax is required.

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## Things You Can Ask SecOps Copilot

* *"What are my most common exfiltration patterns?"*
* *"Summarize Bob's activity over the last 7 days."*
* *"What are my most frequent upload domains? Put results in a table."*
* *"Write an email to Bob's supervisor for me."*

## Current Scope

* SecOps Copilot can process up to 100 exfiltration events at a time.
* Available for endpoint exfiltration events. Support for additional event types is expanding.

## Give Us Feedback

Your feedback directly shapes SecOps Copilot. After trying it out, let us know what works well and what could be improved.


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