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How to Think about Threat Detection in the Cloud

Anton on Security

This is written jointly with Tim Peacock and will eventually appear on the GCP blog. In this post, we will share our views on a foundational framework for thinking about threat detection in public cloud computing. To start, let’s remind our audience what we mean by threat detection and detection and response.

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Anton’s Security Blog Quarterly Q4 2021

Anton on Security

Sometimes great old blog posts are hard to find (especially on Medium ) , so I decided to do a periodic list blog with my favorite posts of the past quarter or so. This covers both Anton on Security and my posts from Google Cloud blog , and our Cloud Security Podcast too ( subscribe ). Why Is Threat Detection Hard?” “A

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Who Does What In Cloud Threat Detection?

Anton on Security

This post is a somewhat random exploration of the cloud shared responsibility model relationship to cloud threat detection. Funny enough, some popular shared responsibility model visuals don’t even include detection, response or security operations. Related blogs: “Why is Threat Detection Hard?” “On

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GUEST ESSAY — How threat detection services for SMBs are continuing to evolve and improve

The Last Watchdog

Hence, using a threat prevention and detection solution that doesn’t disrupt day-to-day operations while providing early warning and stopping potential threats before they escalate is essential. Moreover, one of the most important trends in threat detection is the move toward artificial intelligence (AI).

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SOC Technology Failures?—?Do They Matter?

Anton on Security

SOC Technology Failures?—?Do img src: [link] Most failed Security Operations Centers (SOCs) that I’ve seen have not failed due to a technology failure. Hence this blog was born. Let’s stick to mostly technology focused failures. SOC should not spend time / resources managing such technologies. Do They Matter?

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Detection as Code? No, Detection as COOKING!

Anton on Security

One happened to me a few days ago and led to a somewhat heated debate on the nature of modern threat detection. It also resulted in this half-shallow / half-profound blog that relates detection to cooking and farming! In essence, they want “detection consumption”, not detection engineering.

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Does the World Need Cloud Detection and Response (CDR)?

Anton on Security

Second, a hypothetical CDR tool will need to do its own threat detection, enable the analysts to triage alerts, support incident investigative workflows and probably do some response automation too. As you can see, I stole some ideas from my original EDR definition so that some useful similarities come out. Should it exist as a market?