Google Cloud's cloud-native security operations platform (formerly Chronicle) that combines SIEM and SOAR capabilities. It ingests and normalizes massive volumes of telemetry at Google scale, offering AI-powered detection, investigation, and automated playbook response.
What is Google SecOps?
Google SecOps, formerly known as Chronicle, is Google Cloud's cloud-native security operations platform designed to handle the scale of data that modern enterprises generate. It ingests and normalizes massive volumes of security telemetry using Google's underlying infrastructure, allowing SOC teams to retain years of data and search across it in seconds. The platform applies YARA-L detection rules, curated threat intelligence from Google's research teams, and AI-powered analysis to surface high-confidence threats from the noise. Its SOAR capabilities allow teams to build automated response playbooks that execute across integrated security tools. Google SecOps is particularly strong for organizations that need long data retention windows for retrospective threat hunting or compliance purposes, as the cost model is based on data ingestion rather than storage volume.
How does Google SecOps work with Qevlar?
Qevlar integrates with Google SecOps to receive detections and to query historical telemetry during investigations. The combination allows Qevlar to look back across extended timeframes when investigating a threat, identifying whether an attack has been present in the environment longer than the initial alert suggested.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Google SecOps?
Google SecOps (formerly Chronicle) is Google Cloud's cloud-native security operations platform, combining SIEM and SOAR. It ingests and normalizes massive volumes of telemetry at Google scale, with AI-powered detection and long data retention.
What can you do with Google SecOps in Qevlar?
Qevlar can receive detections from Google SecOps and query its historical telemetry during investigations, looking back across extended timeframes to determine whether an attack has been present longer than the initial alert suggests.
Does Qevlar help with Google SecOps alert volume?
Yes. Qevlar investigates detections automatically and prioritizes the ones that matter, so the scale of data SecOps handles does not translate into a scale of manual triage for analysts.
Can Qevlar use SecOps for retrospective threat hunting?
Yes. Because SecOps retains data for long windows, Qevlar can search back across that history when investigating a threat to uncover earlier, related activity.
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