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Sophos processes over 223 terabytes of telemetry daily through its Sophos Central platform

OXFORD, U.K. — November 18, 2025 —

Sophos, a global leader of innovative security solutions for defeating cyberattacks, today announced the general availability of new integrations that connect Sophos Intelix, its robust repository of cyber threat intelligence, with Microsoft Security Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot. Introduced at the Microsoft Ignite Conference in San Francisco, organizations of all sizes gain real-time access to Sophos threat intelligence within Microsoft’s AI-powered environments, helping them strengthen defenses and respond to threats more effectively.

Every day, Sophos processes more than 223 terabytes of telemetry in its Sophos Central platform, generating over 34 million detections and automatically blocking more than 11 million threats. This global scale of customer insight continuously informs Sophos product and services and fuels the intelligence within Sophos Intelix, now accessible for free to users of Microsoft Security Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot.

Sophos processes over 223 terabytes of telemetry daily through its Sophos Central platform, generating more than 34 million detections and automatically blocking over 11 million threats. This massive flow of data informs Sophos Intelix, which is now accessible for free to users of Microsoft Security Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot, enabling organizations to leverage real-time insights from Sophos’ global operations protecting over 600,000 organizations.

The cybersecurity market is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by two forces: the acceleration of cloud migration and the weaponization of AI by cybercriminals. A Microsoft analysis highlights that 52% of cyberattacks in 2025 are motivated by extortion or ransomware, with attackers using AI to automate phishing campaigns and generate synthetic content. SMBs, which often lack the budget for robust security teams, are particularly vulnerable. 

Yet this crisis also creates an opportunity. As SoftServe and Microsoft state, the demand for secure cloud and AI integration is surging, with SMBs increasingly seeking "security-bundles" that offer enterprise-grade protection at affordable prices. Sophos' integration with Microsoft's ecosystem directly addresses this need. By bundling its threat intelligence with Microsoft's AI tools, Sophos positions itself as a one-stop solution for SMBs looking to balance productivity and security. 

Centex Technologies is an IT consulting firm specializing in cybersecurity, IT modernization, and digital transformation for public and private sector clients. As an ISO 9001:2015 certified and 8(a) SBA firm, Centex brings nearly 20 years of experience delivering secure, scalable, and results-driven solutions. The firm supports federal clients through contract vehicles such as GSA MAS and SeaPort NxG and serves the SLED market via Texas HUB certification and purchasing programs including Texas DIR and TIPS.

By - Aaradhay Sharma 

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