Google Cloud plans to invest in SOAR (security orchestration, automation and response) capabilities with its purchase of Israel-based company Siemplify. The tech giant dished out $500 million for the acquisition. Siemplify is one of the last pure-play SOAR vendors. The acquisition clearly signals the beginning of the end for SOAR as a viable standalone market segment, one expert said.
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