Cloud & SaaS Security

GreyNoise announced a native integration with Google SecOps that delivers fully configurable, real‑time blocklists enriched with malicious‑IP intelligence. The feed can be directly consumed by Google Cloud Security Command Center, Cloud Armor, and other Google security services, allowing analysts to automatically tag and prioritize alerts based on known

GreyNoise intelligence has been embedded into the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, allowing analysts to overlay internet‑wide scanning data directly onto endpoint alerts. The integration surfaces context about source IPs—whether they’re merely background noise or part of coordinated malicious activity—right within the Falcon console. With this data in

GreyNoise has launched a native integration with Google SecOps that pipes its noisy‑IP intelligence straight into the Cloud Security Command Center (CSCC). The feed automatically tags IP addresses seen scanning or probing the internet and, when matched to inbound traffic, can trigger predefined block actions within Google Cloud environments.

CrowdStrike has announced a native integration of GreyNoise threat intelligence into the Falcon platform. The partnership streams GreyNoise’s “noisy IP” reputation and activity signals directly into Falcon’s console, letting analysts see malicious IP scores, historical behavior, and associated threat actor data alongside their endpoint telemetry. By overlaying this

GreyNoise announced a native integration with Google SecOps, embedding its configurable blocklists and contextual IP intelligence directly into Google Cloud security services such as Security Command Center, Chronicle, and beyond. The partnership allows security teams to pull GreyNoise data automatically into existing detection pipelines, enriching alerts with noise‑score, attacker

GreyNoise has launched a native integration with Google Cloud SecOps, feeding its “internet background noise” intelligence directly into Google’s security suite. The partnership delivers configurable blocklists and enriched context—such as scanner type, intent, and historical prevalence—straight into tools like Chronicle, Security Command Center, and Cloud Armor, allowing

GreyNoise announced a native integration with Google SecOps that streams customizable blocklists directly into Google Cloud security services such as Chronicle, Security Command Center, and Cloud Armor. The feed updates in real time, allowing defenders to automatically suppress IP addresses associated with low‑value scanning, bot traffic, and other background