Aviatrix® announced the public preview launch of the Secure Network Supervisor Agent, an intelligent AI agent powered by Microsoft Security Copilot.
This tool is designed to tackle one of the most persistent IT challenges—VPN troubleshooting that disrupts operations, drains engineering resources, and opens the door to security risks. By transforming hours of complex problem-solving into automated, intelligent workflows, the Secure Network Supervisor Agent by Aviatrix helps enterprises avoid costly downtime, protect sensitive data, and reclaim their team’s time.
The Secure Network Supervisor Agent by Aviatrix addresses monitors targeted VPN connections for errors and misconfigurations—using Microsoft Security Copilot’s AI capabilities to quickly identify root causes and guide remediation. Available today in the Security Copilot standalone console, it delivers robust network visibility and diagnostic depth across cloud and multicloud environments. Customers can choose their desired level of autonomy—ranging from proactive alerting to automatic connection resets or interactive, vendor-specific troubleshooting flows Secure Network Supervisor Agent by Aviatrix brings proactive intelligence to these fragile connections—ensuring business continuity and regulatory compliance without overloading IT.
“VPN connection failures cost businesses more than just time and money—they can create serious security vulnerabilities and disrupt critical operations,” said Chris McHenry, Senior Vice President of Product Management at Aviatrix. “With the Secure Network Supervisor Agent by Aviatrix, we’re giving IT teams a smarter, faster, and more secure way to manage VPNs. By combining our deep network visibility with Microsoft Security Copilot we’re unlocking the next generation of intelligent networking.”
Key capabilities of the Secure Network Supervisor Agent by Aviatrix include:
- AI-Powered VPN Diagnostics: Uses Microsoft Security Copilot to identify root causes of VPN issues, accelerating troubleshooting and reducing reliance on senior engineering resources.
- Deep Cloud and Multicloud Network Visibility: Leverages the Aviatrix platform for granular visibility to continuously monitor VPN health across complex cloud environments.
- Security Risk Reduction: Detects misconfigurations such as unpatched software or split tunneling, helping prevent unencrypted traffic exposure and regulatory compliance risks.
- Operational Efficiency at Scale: Empowers junior engineers with guided troubleshooting workflows, freeing senior staff to focus on higher-value initiatives and reducing mean time to resolution (MTTR).
Aviatrix Secure Network Supervisor further strengthens Aviatrix’s AI-driven network operations and highlights its deepening collaboration with Microsoft. As part of this collaboration, the capabilities of the Secure Network Supervisor by Aviatrix will expand over time to ingest richer datasets across Microsoft’s security ecosystem, including identity management; mobile device security; and security information and event management (SIEM) and security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) integrations.
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