FeatureSep 6, 2026

[Spotlight Feature] Reaction triggers

Google Security OperationsGCP · Security and Identity

[Spotlight Feature] Reaction triggers

This feature is in preview. Google SecOps now supports reaction triggers. As post-ingestion triggers, they allow playbooks to automatically fire in response to real-time case or alert updates during active investigations, such as changes to the case assignee, case tags, alert priority, or newly added entities.

For more information, see Use reaction triggers in playbooks.

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