2020

Global expertise
helps build asafer worldGlobal network of world-class analysts informs threat
intelligence reporting service, providing unique, actionableinsights for Chronicle’s security intelligence efforts
Chronicle’s mission is to ‘give good the advantage’, by helping businesses win the fight against cybercrime.

Cybersecurity• Headquartered in Mountain
View, California• Part of the Alphabet family(now part of Google Cloud)• Kaspersky Advanced PersistentThreat Intelligence Reporting“ Kaspersky is often thefirst to identify when a
new threat is emerging,even before the software
manufacturers know
anything about it.”
Juan Andres Guerrero Saade,Researcher, Chronicle Security

Chronicle launched as an Alphabet
company in 2018, applying unique
resources and talent to its goal ofgiving organizations, and the people
within them, the tools to protect theircritical infrastructure and systems
from global cybercrime.
It applies global computing and analyticalpower to enable enterprise security
teams to identify cyber threats before
they cause harm.
Challenge
Whatever your favorite source of cybercrime statistics, the scale of cost and damageis eyewatering, alarming and climbing fast. The proceeds of cybercrime are thought toexceed $1.5 trillion a year and everyone is a potential target, from individual citizens tonation states. One in three Americans falls victim to cybercrime every year.
The global cost of ransomware is predicted to reach $20 billion in 2020. A typical
Denial of Service (DoS) attack can cost a large business more than $2 million per
event. Our phones, computers, cars, bank and credit card accounts, even smart homedevices and alarm systems, are all vulnerable to a determined cybercriminal.
Chronicle is a key player in the fight, working with major corporations and government
authorities, applying extensive data analytics expertise to help turn the tide and to stop
the hackers in their tracks.
Its arsenal of weapons against the cybercriminals includes the means to interrogate
vast quantities of security telemetry data from organizations worldwide, and to findunique intelligence and insights about live global threats. The result is a comprehensive
investigation service, greatly improving the prospects of outwitting the enemy before
the damage is done.
But Chronicle understands that in the war against cybercrime it’s vital to enlist
cybercrime mitigation expertise to join them in the battle.

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launched by Alphabet

2019

core analytics
service launched

Kaspersky solution
Kaspersky Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Intelligence Reporting service draws on
the skills of its Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT). The team is recognizedworldwide for exposing some of the most notorious threat actors and sophisticatedcyber espionage campaigns of recent years.
Subscribers to the service receive unique, ongoing access to GReAT’s worldwide
APT investigations and discoveries, with immediate alerts about imminent threats,
backed by detailed reports featuring bespoke, actionable advice and guidance andfull technical data.
Using this information, organizations can respond quickly to new threats andvulnerabilities, deploy blocking techniques, change working practices to reduce
potential damage and put in place strategies to promote a more secure digital future.
In addition, access is provided to the Kaspersky APT Reporting database, which brings
together all the research made by GReAT over the years. This unique resource provides
a great opportunity to learn lessons and help build internal security teams’ knowledge
and skills.

Global telemetry platform
Chronicle’s core service is a global security telemetry platform for investigationand threat hunting within an enterprise network. It makes security analytics instant,easy and cost-effective. The service is built on core Google infrastructure, and brings
unmatched speed and scalability to securely manage and analyze massive amountsof security telemetry.
For Chronicle researcher Juan Andres Guerrero Saade, having the support of theKaspersky team provides a vital extra layer of intelligence and expertise.
“What our teams at Chronicle are trying to do, in assessing the vast quantities oftelemetry data that businesses produce, is to decide where the true, genuine areasof concern and threat reside and then how we can disrupt them,” he says.

3Confidence
From the world authority on
emerging cyber threats“We knew these were the sort of questions that the Kaspersky Threat Intelligence
Services could help us to answer. Kaspersky has the expertise to tell me aboutnew threats, what’s lurking in the shadows that we’re unfamiliar with, rather thansimply giving me a barrage of recycled news that doesn’t add anything new toour understanding.”

Culture of curiosity
Speed
Instant access to global experts
to buy valuable planning time

Actionable Intelligence
APT Report contains IOCs
and Yara rules along withpractical advice and guidance

Guerrero continues: “What Kaspersky offers is a depth of expertise combined with avolume of telemetry that’s often not available anywhere else. The company also hasa level of curiosity, a willingness to explore and a desire to reveal new threats and toconsider the global implications of those threats. That’s very unusual.
“Kaspersky is often the first to identify when a new threat is emerging, even before thesoftware manufacturers know anything about it. Being able to talk immediately to theexpert who made that discovery, to get an advanced picture of what it looks like, buys
us vital time to figure out our response and how best to protect our customers.”

Added Value
By regularly identifying newthreats quickly

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