Google introduces Gemini AI-powered threat intelligence security product

Google on Tuesday introduced its latest cybersecurity-focused threat detection and analytics product, Google Threat Intelligence. The tech giant is introducing the product as part of the Google Cloud Security portfolio, and said it will help cybersecurity professionals gain better visibility of global threats. The threat intelligence platform will leverage the capabilities of the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) model Gemini. Two of the company’s security-focused subsidiaries, Mandiant and VirusTotal, will also provide their insights on the platform.

The platform was introduced at the RCA conference in San Francisco. posting about Announcement On its blog, Google said, “Google Threat Intelligence includes Gemini in Threat Intelligence, our AI-powered agent that provides conversational search across our vast repository of threat intelligence, helping customers gain insights and protect themselves.” “Enables you to protect against threats faster than ever before.”

Visibility of threats is one of the biggest concerns for cybersecurity professionals, as it requires a comprehensive view of the landscape as well as having a hard time gathering raw data, processing it, and transforming it into actionable insights. , the tech giant highlighted. Google Threat Intelligence claims to solve both problems with its offering. It said the company has comprehensive threat intelligence to protect four billion devices and 1.5 billion email accounts from 100 million phishing attempts every day. Additionally, Mandiant, a research-based cybersecurity firm that specializes in incident response, will also provide its insights about the product. VirusTotal, which is owned by Google subsidiary Chronicle Security, will share its crowdsourced malware database.

The platform will also be assisted by Google’s Gemini 1.5 Pro AI model, which will act as a conversational chatbot and help curate data and insights from the platform’s database. “Customers now have the ability to compress large data sets in seconds, quickly analyze suspicious files, and simplify challenging manual threat intelligence tasks,” the post said. AI is also capable of reverse engineering malware. Highlighting its capabilities, the tech giant claimed that Gemini was able to process the entire decompiled code of the malware file for WannaCry in a single attempt, where the entire analysis and detection of Killswitch took 34 seconds.

Google Threat Intelligence Available As part of the Google Cloud Security portfolio which also includes Google Security Operations, Mandiant Consulting, Security Command Center Enterprise, and Chrome Enterprise. Organizations interested in joining the platform can contact the company.