Enterprise infrastructure is increasingly complex, meaning protecting it is, too. The attack surface is more expansive than ever, and many enterprises have a patchwork quilt of security tools, making it difficult to gain a cohesive understanding of their security posture. Add in AI — and all the threats it brings — and security teams are scrambling to keep up. With a new Google Unified Security platform, Google Cloud aims to solve this problem — or at least reduce cybersecurity pain points. Today, the tech giant rolled out the new offering, along with new security agents and several other security capabilities, at Google Cloud Next. Google Unified Security “creates a single, scalable, searchable security data fabric across the entire attack surface,” Brian Roddy, VP of product management, and Peter Bailey, VP of security operations at Google Cloud, wrote in a blog post today. Google Unified Security combines Google’s security operations, cloud security, threat intelligence, secure enterprise browsing and Mandiant expertise into one platform powered by Gemini and featuring semi-autonomous AI. According to Google, it offers preemptive security by providing visibility across networks, clouds, apps, and endpoints.

Full report : Google Cloud unveils tools to build multi-agent AI systems for cyber security and threat intelligence.