Do Workstations and Servers in Google Cloud Have Continuous Monitoring and Alerts for Antivirus-Detected Threats?
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Description
Both corporate workstations and servers hosted on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) are protected with security solutions that include continuous monitoring and automatic threat alerts. On GCP, Security Command Center—a native tool—is used to analyze resources in real time and generate security recommendations. At the corporate level, workstations are equipped with antivirus software that provides proactive protection, periodic scanning, and immediate notifications in case of incidents.
Features
workstations
- Corporate Antivirus: Tool with automatic updates for malware signatures and definitions.
- Real-Time Scanning: Monitors files, downloads, and suspicious activity.
- Automatic Alerts: Immediate notifications to the IT team or end user when a threat is detected.
- Quarantine and Remediation: Automatic isolation of malicious files and .
Google Cloud Platform (Security Command Center):
- Real-Time Analysis: Monitors cloud resources (VMs, storage, networks) for vulnerabilities and malware.
- Advanced Detection: Uses to identify risks.
- Customizable Alerts: Integration with incident management systems (SIEM) and notifications via email or console.
- Regulatory Compliance: Generates audit reports and complies with standards such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, and GDPR.
- Integration with Other Services: Works with Chronicle (log analysis) and Mandiant Threat Intelligence for advanced protection.