Elastic Attack Discovery and AI Assistant for Security Now Support Google Cloud Vertex AI
Security analysts now have even more LLMs to choose from when using Elastic Securityโ€™s Generative AI features to protect their organisations
Posted: Thursday, Oct 10
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Elastic Attack Discovery and AI Assistant for Security Now Support Google Cloud Vertex AI

Elastic, the Search AI Company, announced support for Google Cloudโ€™s Vertex AI platform and Gemini models in Elastic Attack Discovery and AI Assistant for Security. Security analysts now have additional choices for large language models (LLMs) to automate key triage steps, contextualise and guide investigation, streamline response, create and convert detection rules, generate queries for threat hunting and more.ย 

โ€œOur latest integration with Google Cloudโ€™s Gemini 1.5 model via the Vertex AI platform continues our focus on making it easier to streamline security operations workflows,โ€ said Santosh Krishnan, general manager of Security at Elastic. โ€œThe cooperation with Google Cloudโ€™s Vertex AI and Elasticโ€™s extensive suite of AI tools greatly improves the ability to analyse and comprehend threats.โ€

โ€œBy leveraging Google Cloudโ€™s Gemini 1.5 model via the Vertex AI platform, and the up-to-2M token window, Elastic’s Attack Discovery and Elastic AI Assistant features can now provide users with a level of contextual understanding previously unimaginable and provide immense value,โ€ said Juan Bustos, lead solutions consultant at Google Cloud. โ€œThis integration will empower security professionals to cut through the noise and focus on their primary task: assessing threats.โ€ย ย 

Elastic Security Labs actively develops and refines detection rules optimised for Vertex AI, and other leading technologies, ensuring Elastic Security solutions stay ahead in the industry. Support for Google Cloudโ€™s Gemini 1.5 model via Vertex AI is available today. Read the Elastic Security 8.15 blog for more information.

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