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Google Merges Recent Acquisitions Under New Cloud Security

Earlier this week, following Google’s acquisition of cybersecurity groups Siemplify and Mandiant, the US tech giant has sought to bring all of its cloud capabilities under one roof with the launch of Chronicle Security Operations.

by Guru Writer
October 17, 2022
in Cyber Bites
Google Merges Recent Acquisitions Under New Cloud Security
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Earlier this week, following Google’s acquisition of cybersecurity groups Siemplify and Mandiant, the US tech giant has sought to bring all of its cloud capabilities under one roof with the launch of Chronicle Security Operations.

Further to this, Google’s Cloud Next division unveiled the cloud-born software suite on October 11, 2022, which it said can “better enable cybersecurity teams to detect, investigate, and respond to threats with the speed, scale, and intelligence of Google.”

In addition, Google purchased Israeli security startup Siemplify in early 2022 for $500m and closed its $5.4bn acquisition of Mandiant in September.

Moving forward with the acquisition, all security operations software will come under the Chronicle brand, Google said.

According to Google, Chronicle Security Operations “unifies Chronicle’s security information and event management (SIEM) tech, with the security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) solutions from our Siemplify acquisition and threat intelligence from Google Cloud.”

It appears that the Mandiant acquisition will add more incident and exposure management and threat intelligence capabilities in the future, according to Google.

Also, the Siemplify brand will be replaced with Chronicle SOAR, and security analytics capabilities of the suite will be named Chronicle SIEM. Google says the “feel and look” of the SIEM and SOAR capabilities will be unified to deliver an integrated user experience.

Observations show that the Chronicle Security Operations will leverage Google Cloud’s data.

Yesterday, the company highlighted new Google Cloud databases capabilities which focused on four key areas: unified and integrated data cloud for transactional and analytical data; breaking free from legacy databases and a commitment to open ecosystems and standards; infusing AI and machine learning across data-driven workflows; empowering builders to be more productive and impactful.

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