Google SecOps Enhances Relative Time Filtering with Precise Operators
Google SecOps has updated its relative time filtering capabilities, introducing three precise operators: Past, Previous, and Current. This enhancement eliminates ambiguity between rolling windows and calendar-aligned periods, ensuring consistent data range calculations across all time units. The change aligns SecOps dashboards with Search and other Google tools like Looker, providing clearer data analysis for security operations teams. This feature is currently available in public preview.
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- Google SecOps [Spotlight Feature] Relative time filtering in Google SecOps
[Spotlight Feature] Relative time filtering in Google SecOps This feature is in public preview. Google SecOps has updated how relative time filters calculate data ranges. You can now choose from three distinct, mathematically precise operators: Past, Previous, and Current. This change eliminates ambiguity between rolling windows and calendar-aligned periods, ensuring consistent behavior across all time units (like seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years) and aligning SecOps dashboards with Search and other Google tools (such as Looker). For more information, see the Relative time r
https://docs.cloud.google.com/release-notes#August_21_2026
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