Questions

What sets Chronicle Security Operations (SecOps) apart?

 

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• Google scale, speed of search, and threat intelligence
• Easiest to use solution
• Most intuitive interface

 

What does Security Operations (SecOps) do?

 

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• Empowers Security Operations (SecOps) teams to detect and investigate cyber threats across the customer environment, including Google Cloud, other clouds, and on-premises
• Empowers Security Operations (SecOps) teams to detect, investigate, and respond to cyber threats across the customer environment, including Google Cloud, other clouds, and on-premises
• Empowers Security Operations (SecOps) teams to detect, investigate, and respond to cyber threats on Google Cloud only

 

Who is Chronicle Security Operations (SecOps) for?

 

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• Security operations teams in small and mid-size organizations, not security service providers
• Security operations teams in mid to large-size organizations, not security service providers
• Security operations teams in mid to large-size organizations as well as security service providers

 

What is a zero-day exploit?

 

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• A cyber-attack that targets a software vulnerability that is unknown to the software vendor or antivirus vendors
• A vulnerability once made public, is known as an UNC
• A vulnerability once made public, is known as an FIN

 

Identify the different aspects of moving to the cloud.

 

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• Security controls, visibility challenges, and threats to be managed

 

• Users, applications, and use cases

 

Identify Google Cloud’s security solutions that work at scale to eliminate entire classes of threats.

 

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• Google Safe Browsing protects over 5 billion devices each day from malware and social engineering.
• Google’s embedded security monitoring for over 2.5 billion active Gmail users to protect against phishing, malware, and spam.
• VirusTotal, the world’s premier malware intelligence service, has over 2.4 billion files in its dataset.
• Chronicle and Security Command Center analyze petabytes of information each day for threat detection and response.
• Google’s network prevented a 46 million request-per-second Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack on a customer, the largest L7 attack recorded to date.