Secure Google Cloud instances in seconds, not minutes

It was early morning on the west coast when Tracy Kelpman, lead engineer for a major tech company, received a call from her boss.

There had been a potential security incident overnight, and Kelpman was needed immediately. She remoted in to Splunk and immediately noticed unauthorized access.

She used ThreatKey to perform a root cause analysis and emergency response, while she quickly identified the source of the attack within the ThreatKey dashboard. With this information, she was able to contain the incident and prevent further damage.

By using ThreatKey, Kelpman was able to quickly and easily identify the root cause of the incident and take steps to prevent it from happening again in the future.

The root cause of the incident was a misconfiguration in one of the GCP services owned by the company. This service contained sensitive files needing permissive access by their data team. ThreatKey helped by quickly and easily identifying the root cause of the incident and taking steps to prevent it from happening again. ThreatKey worked with the data team and the security team to develop a comprehensive forward strategy for employing a data-first mentality that is still security safe.

Kelpman was able to use ThreatKey to identify the specific techniques and vulnerabilities that the attacker had used. This information was used to help secure Google Cloud and prevent future attacks.