Google’s Gemini in security operations expands to enhance investigation lifecycle – Backend News

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Google Cloud announces at the annual “Google Cloud Next” conference, the integration of Gemini in Security Operations across the investigation lifecycle. This expansion aims to streamline security operations and bolster threat detection capabilities.

At the core of this enhancement is the inclusion of natural language search and case summaries within Chronicle, complemented by Gemini’s capabilities. 

New additions include an Assisted Investigation Feature, which guides analysts through their workflow within Chronicle Enterprise and Chronicle Enterprise Plus. Also, analysts can directly request the latest threat intelligence from Mandiant via Gemini, including indicators of compromise found in their environment. 

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Gemini in Threat Intelligence, available in public preview, allows users to leverage Mandiant’s frontline threat intelligence through conversational search. VirusTotal now automatically ingests OSINT reports, with Gemini summarizing them directly within the platform.

Google Cloud also unveils various other security updates, such as the general availability of Chrome Enterprise Premium, Applied threat intelligence in Google Security Operations, and Security Command Center Enterprise. Preview releases include Identity and Access Management Privileged Access Manager (PAM) and Principal Access Boundary (PAB), along with Advanced API Security in Apigee API Management.

In its Confidential Computing portfolio, Google Cloud announces the preview availability of Confidential VMs on Intel TDX and general-purpose N2D machine series with AMD Secure Encrypted Virtualization-Secure Nested Paging (SEV-SNP). 

Live Migration on Confidential VMs on N2D machine series is now generally available, with future private preview of Confidential VMs on the A3 machine series with NVIDIA Tensor Core H100 GPUs.

With these updates, Google Cloud aims to fortify its security offerings, enabling organizations to better protect their digital assets in an increasingly complex threat landscape.

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