Cleaner data and better detections with Tenzir and Google SecOps

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07 August 2026 | Tenzir GmbH

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Tenzir gives security teams a programmable pipeline in front of Google Security Operations, so they control what telemetry reaches the SIEM, deliver it pre-normalized to UDM, and stop paying to ingest noise.

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In a world where security data is often locked behind rigid platforms, soaring expenses, and proprietary formats, we believe in a different future, one where data flows freely, without constraints.

Security data should be a strategic asset, not a vendor-controlled burden. Every organization deserves powerful, intuitive tools that make security data accessible, illuminating, and actionable, without the headaches of complexity, silos, or unpredictable costs.

We exist to redefine how security teams process, analyze, and act on their data. Our approach is simple: build composable pipelines t

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