Combat Modern Threats at the Scale and Speed of Google.

What is Google Security Operations Platform?

The Google Security Operations Platform is a global security telemetry platform for investigation and threat hunting within an enterprise network. It makes security analytics instant, easy, and cost-effective.

It is built on core Google infrastructure and brings unmatched speed and scalability to analysing massive amounts of security telemetry. As a cloud service, it requires zero customer hardware, maintenance, tuning, or ongoing management.

Built for a world that thinks in petabytes, the Google Security Operations Platform can support security analytics against the largest customer networks with ease.

The benefits of Google Security Operations?

The Google Security Operations Platform is based on techniques and tools developed within Google to protect itself. It integrates with VirusTotal, one of the world’s largest malware intelligence services, as well as partner threat intelligence (including Avast and Proofpoint threat intelligence), to compare all activity to known and emerging threats.

Continuous IoC evaluation – Real time and retroactive instant indicator matching across all logs (e.g. if a domain flips from good to bad, Google instantly shows all devices that have ever communicated with that domain).

  • “AI-Powered Threat Detection: Uses machine learning to detect anomalies, prevent threats, and reduce false positives.”

  • “Automation and SOAR: Automates security tasks with predefined playbooks for efficient incident response.”

  • “Centralized Incident Management: Tools like Chronicle and Security Command Center streamline threat detection and response. ”

Activity correlation

“Alerts, network activity, and rich EDR telemetry in a single view.”

Smart queries

“Prebuilt search results designed specifically for security use cases.”

Global Scale

“Infinitely elastic, with a pricing model that supports analysis of massive data sets.”

Automatic Insights

“Intelligent analytics to derive insights in support of investigations.”