Google Cloud has revealed a significant improvement to its security protection with a range of new partnerships and updates. The IT giant has expanded its work with various partners to ensure customers stay secure when moving or running their data applications on the Google Cloud platform. "Security is a top priority for every organization, at every stage of their cloud journey, whether you're starting to migrate a few applications or running entire stacks of mission-critical workloads in the cloud," Kevin Ichhpurani, vice president, The Google Cloud's global ecosystem wrote in a blog article announcing the news.
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The upgrade sees the release of a new endpoint security management solution that works with McAfee, Palo Alto Networks, and Qualys, and the addition of Citrix Workspace for Google Cloud, which, along with analytics tools, will now also integrate with G Suite for connection. and authentication. There is also an expanded partnership with McAfee to add its cloud-based MVISION system for security, threat prevention, and compliance for container workloads. "Increasingly, customers are choosing to move critical workloads and applications to the cloud because of the strong security protections it can offer," said Anand Ramanathan, vice president of products and marketing at McAfee. "As more and more enterprises choose to take advantage of Google Cloud's hyperscale capabilities, we're excited to integrate our core capabilities into virtual machine and container security to ensure that Google Cloud customers can benefit from the highest levels of protection." data and threat prevention. Google Cloud is also expanding its support with system integrators and managed service providers, including Deloitte, IBM Security, Wipro and others, to ensure customers can work with their favorite tools. "We want to meet you wherever you are, allowing you to preserve your investments as well as benefit from features you can't get in other clouds," added Ichhpurani. "That's why we're working closely with security industry partners to help you better protect your applications and information."