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Google Security Operations integration

Give Google Security Operations analysts a view of AI agent control events, and keep related AI events in your AI record.

LiveLogs, SIEM and security tooling
What it does

What this integration does

This integration sends gateway blocks, holds, contained threats and stops to Google Security Operations in UDM, and reads AI events back for your AI record. Analysts can search agent activity beside other security telemetry, while AI owners gain a wider view of how those systems behave.

Benefits

Benefits

Agent activity in searchAnalysts can look up AI control events in Google Security Operations alongside the telemetry they already investigate.
Stronger threat contextContained threats and stops give the SOC useful context when an AI agent appears in an investigation.
Two-way AI insightAI events read back from Google Security Operations give AI owners a wider view than gateway activity alone.
Shared team viewSecurity and AI teams can work from the same picture of agent activity during reviews and investigations.
Use cases

Use cases

Following held payments through the SOC

A bank's payment agent tries an unusual transfer and the gateway holds it. SOC analysts see the hold in Google Security Operations beside related activity, which helps them judge whether the attempt needs a closer look.

Finding AI traffic in a retail cloud

A retailer's teams use AI services across several cloud projects. AI events read back from Google Security Operations give the AI owners a wider view of that activity, which helps them ask the right teams about it.

Handling an agent threat as a security event

A software company contains a threat involving one of its coding agents. The event reaches Google Security Operations, so analysts can treat it like any other security event and connect it with their wider investigation.

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