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Google Reveals Combined SIEM and SOAR Update for Chronicle Security Operations Platform Users of the SecOps platform can preview Duet AI's natural language questions and summarization capabilities.
Google Cloud announced today that an updated version of its Chronicle Security Operations platform is available in preview.
The update unifies security information and event management and security orchestration, automation and response, plus adds an Applied Threat Intelligence tool.
Google has combined SIEM and SOAR in Chronicle Security Operations to help security operations teams parse the massive amounts of data they receive.
It pulls threat intelligence from Google Cloud, Mandiant and VirusTotal, then applies that threat intelligence to the events listed in Chronicle Security Operations to enrich and contextualize each event.
Figure A. "Duet AI in Chronicle instantly turns natural language queries into complex searches, which helps people new to security ramp up faster and makes experts even more productive," Eric Doerr, vice president of engineering, cloud security at Google Cloud, told TechRepublic in an email.
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