Fewer alerts reaching people, faster response to the ones that matter
Most SOCs spend their day closing alerts that turn out to be nothing. Ours runs on Google SecOps with Gemini based agents that correlate and triage first, so analysts spend their time on decisions.
How it works
Ingestion and correlation. Telemetry from Google Cloud, AWS, Azure, Workspace, Okta and your endpoint tooling lands in Google SecOps with a year of searchable retention.
Agent triage. Agents group related alerts, pull the history of the users and assets involved, and write up what happened before a person opens the case.
Automated response. Pre-approved playbooks isolate compromised instances, revoke suspicious OAuth tokens and block malicious IPs in Cloud Armor.
Compliance evidence. Continuous evidence collection and reporting mapped to the ASD Essential Eight, APRA CPS 234 and ISO 27001.
Related
- Google SecOps implementation: if you want to run SecOps yourself.
- Unblock AI workloads with Wiz and Google SecOps: how the SOC covers AI workloads.
- How we ended on call alert fatigue: the agent fleet we run on our own platform.
Talk to an architect who has done this before.
Bring your current setup and the outcome you need. You will get a view on the approach, the risks and roughly what it costs.
Straight to a senior GCP architect. No SDR, no slide deck.
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