Unisys integrates Microsoft Security Copilot into managed detection and response service

Unisys said it has added Microsoft Security Copilot to its managed detection and response service to help with threat detection, investigation and response.
Unisys said on Sept. 1, 2026, that it has integrated Microsoft Security Copilot capabilities into its Managed Detection and Response service.
The company said the updated offering is intended to improve AI-powered threat detection, investigation and response. It said the service is designed to streamline workflows, improve threat visibility and automate routine security tasks across hybrid environments.
Unisys said the move is meant to help security teams spend less time on repetitive work and more time on investigation and response. The company said its managed detection and response service is delivered through its global security operations center and combines Microsoft security technologies with Unisys managed security expertise.
According to the release, Security Copilot works with Microsoft Defender and Microsoft Sentinel to provide centralized visibility across security environments. Unisys said AI-powered agents can automate phishing triage, threat intelligence analysis and parts of incident investigation and response.
The company also said it is giving clients a structured approach to adopting, governing and integrating Microsoft Security Copilot.
Philip Swarbrick, vice president of cybersecurity solutions at Unisys, said organizations need more than technology alone. He said combining Microsoft Security Copilot with Unisys managed security expertise can help strengthen security operations, improve visibility and support faster responses to evolving threats.
The announcement did not include pricing, customer names, deployment counts or measured performance results.
Unisys described itself in the release as a global technology solutions company with offerings that include cloud, AI, digital workplace, applications and enterprise computing.
The release did not detail what comes next beyond offering a structured approach for clients to adopt and integrate the Microsoft tools into its managed service.
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