We are excited to announce the launch of Saved Searches in Google Threat Intelligence (GTI) and VirusTotal (VT), a powerful new feature designed to streamline your threat hunting workflows and foster seamless collaboration across your security team.
From Campaign to Feature: Better Search Efficiency
For the last month, we’ve highlighted the critical importance of mastering search in our ongoing #monthofgoogletisearch campaign. We saw how security teams rely on complex, highly-tuned queries to identify threats, track adversaries, and perform deep-dive investigations.
This campaign emphasized a key challenge: once you craft the perfect query – a cornerstone of your investigation – it should be easy to reuse and share. Saved Searches is the direct answer to this need, turning successful, repeatable threat-hunting logic into a shared institutional asset.
Collaboration, Simplified: Save and Share Your Queries
With this initial launch of Saved Searches, we’re delivering two foundational capabilities that will immediately improve your team’s efficiency:
- Save Searches: Instantly save any complex or frequently used query directly within GTI. This ensures your best investigative logic is always accessible, eliminating the need to rebuild queries from scratch or store them externally.
- Share with Users: Critical insights are often time-sensitive. You can now easily share your saved searches with any other user in your organization with access to GTI. Whether you’re escalating a finding or establishing a standard workflow, sharing the exact query ensures consistency and accelerates joint analysis.
This means that a newly onboarded analyst can instantly access the expertise of senior members, and teams can maintain a unified approach to monitoring high-priority threats. It’s collaboration built right into your investigation tool.
Get Started Today with Campaign Searches
The Saved Searches feature is live now in Google Threat Intelligence and VirusTotal.
To help you hit the ground running, we have made the most impactful searches used throughout the #monthofgoogletisearch campaign public and available to all intell
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