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Public story · 2026-07-21 · high
Now generally available for Enterprise and Enterprise+ customers, after handling over 5 million alerts in the past year.
Why now: It's one of the few agent security launches with a published before-and-after time metric instead of vague productivity claims.
Google made agentic threat hunting and alert triage generally available in Google Threat Intelligence for Enterprise and Enterprise+ customers, per Pulse2. The company says the system processed over 5 million alerts in the past year. What used to take an analyst 30 minutes now takes about 60 seconds, a 30x drop in a repetitive but critical part of the job.
The rollout includes a Prompt Library of predefined investigative workflows and a Malware Analysis Agent that activates automatically for sandbox inspection.
Pulse2's report doesn't say how Google measured the 30-minute baseline, or whether it holds across all 5 million alerts. It also doesn't break out how much of the time savings comes from the Prompt Library versus the Malware Analysis Agent.
Most agent product launches lean on adjectives: faster, smarter, more efficient. Google published two numbers instead, 30 minutes and 60 seconds. That's a claim a customer can test against their own queue, and a claim a competitor has to match with data, not copy.
Google's real news is the published metric, not the 60-second number. A rival vendor's agentic security claims are marketing copy until it produces the same kind of before-and-after measurement.
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