Google Cloud Wednesday announced the general availability of what it calls “curated detection” for its Chronicle security analysis platform. The new detection feature leverages the threat intelligence that Google gains from protecting its own user base into an automated detection service that covers everything from ransomware, infostealers and data theft to simple misconfigured systems and remote access tools.
The new product will integrate authoritative data sources like MITRE ATT&CK to help organizations contextualize and better understand potential threats, as well as providing constantly updated threat information from Google’s own security team.
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