Limited Visibility Across Multi-Project Cloud Environments
Google Cloud telemetry is powerful but distributed across Audit Logs, VPC Flow Logs, IAM events, API activity, and platform services. Without consolidation and expert correlation, critical signals remain fragmented, making it difficult to see emerging threats or configuration drift.
Alert Overload and Meaningless Noise
Default rules and native logging generate floods of low-value alerts. Security teams quickly become overwhelmed, while real incidents hide among repetitive notifications that don’t provide context or prioritisation.
Slow or Manual Incident Response Across Cloud Workloads
Even when risks are detected, investigations frequently require manual log correlation and cloud-specific expertise many teams don’t have. This delays containment and gives attackers more time to pivot through cloud assets and critical data stores.
Identity & Service Account Abuse Goes Undetected
Attackers increasingly exploit service accounts, weak IAM policies, API tokens, and misconfigured permissions. These behaviours often appear benign in GCP unless enriched, baselined, and continuously monitored for subtle anomalies.