Strata Copilot responses can take different forms depending on your prompt and
the information you seek.
Remember to double-check that all Strata Copilot responses are complete and
accurate; Strata Copilot is learning, and can sometimes make mistakes. If the
first response Strata Copilot gives you isn't right, consider if you can provide
more context or detail in your prompt. See if this helps Strata Copilot to
refine it's response.
Summary articles—Strata Copilot aggregates and
summarizes knowledge from all Palo Alto Networks resources, including
technical documentation, knowledge base articles, and community content,
to provide concise, comprehensive answers. Each response includes
numbered citations to the primary sources used, allowing you to access
the original content for further review.
Real-time data—Strata Copilot provides answers to
questions on your deployment and network activity.
Visualizations—Strata Copilot presents some answers as
dynamic and intuitive visualizations. You can interact with Strata
Copilot’s visualizations: toggle between different chart types, narrow
or expand the data that the charts display, and download chart images.
You can specify preferred visualization types directly in your prompts
and follow-up questions.
AI-assisted workflows—Strata Copilot provides the ability to act
on information that you supply in Log Viewer search queries, enhancing
its functionality beyond information retrieval. You can prompt Strata
Copilot to perform specific actions based on the context. Examples of
actions include searching for IOCs, searching the configuration,
navigating to an area in Strata Cloud Manager, marking apps as
sanctioned, and quarantining devices.
Device quarantine is accessible across key areas of the platform, including from the Strata
Cloud Manager Summary,
Prisma Access Configuration Overview, and Devices management pages. You
can initiate device quarantine by providing either the host ID alone or
both the host ID and device serial number.