Going forward, Google plans to bring Mandiant’s threat intelligence and incident and exposure management capabilities to its Chronicle solution. Google aims to combine its proprietary threat intelligence with Mandiant’s capabilities to make Chronicle a popular advanced SOAR and SIEM solution. This announcement builds on Google Cloud’s acquisition of Siemplify and Mandiant. Specifically, customers can collect data from Google Cloud Threat Intelligence and VirusTotal to monitor security posture in enterprise environments.
It’s a new family of solutions (Chronicle SOAR and Chronicle SIEM) that allows organizations to detect, investigate and respond to security threats. Lastly, Google released its Chronicle Security Operations software suite in preview. It helps customers to analyze sensitive information such as intellectual property and personally identifiable information (PII). With Confidential Space, customers can run workloads in a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) and use the hardened version of Container-Optimized OS (COS) to maintain control over their data. The feature helps organizations to improve collaboration without exposing sensitive and regulated data to partners or cloud service providers. Google also unveiled a new confidential computing service called Confidential Space. It automatically generates Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) – an inventory of all components and dependencies involved in the application development and delivery – identifying where there could be a potential risk,” explained Michael McGrath, VP of Engineering, Application Ecosystem.
“This service now provides over 250 curated packages across Java and Python, with verified provenance. Software Delivery Shield also comes with a new Assured Open Source Software service that launched in preview in May 2022.
It supports various services, including Cloud Code, Cloud Deploy, Artifact Registry, GKE, Cloud Build, as well as Binary Authorization. The Software Delivery Shield solution is designed to help developers, DevOps, and security teams protect their cloud applications. The company is introducing a new fully managed software supply chain security product dubbed Software Delivery Shield (SDS). Google Cloud has announced several new security tools, products, and services to help organizations better protect their cloud environments.
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