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Ganesh Ramakrishnan
Ganesh Ramakrishnan
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Ganesh Ramakrishnan

Ganesh Ramakrishnan is a senior manager at KPMG Canada's Incident Response team, with over 12 years of incident response experience. He leads a dynamic team focused on responding to and managing incidents for organizations across various industry sectors, working with KPMG's incident response teams globally. He has led numerous incident response cases, including high-profile ones, and collaborated with law enforcement agencies worldwide. Apart from assisting organizations during crises, Ganesh also helps them prepare for incidents and educates them on handling them. Ganesh has a master's in computer application and an MSc in network and information security. He also holds CISSP, SANS GCFA, and SANS GNFA certifications.
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Mansoor Haqanee
Mansoor Haqanee
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Mansoor Haqanee

Mansoor Haqanee is a manager with KPMG Canada's Forensic Technology team, with over six years of experience in software development, computer forensics, and incident response. Mansoor has a background in electrical engineering with a bachelor of engineering from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University). Combining his education with both software development and computer forensic experience, he is equipped to provide organizations with insights into the security of their assets. Mansoor has provided technology consulting services to a wide range of industries in the education, financial services, healthcare, telecommunications, manufacturing, and government sectors, to name a few.
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Google Workspace incident response

After understanding the basics of an incident as we have discussed in the Initial scoping and response section, incident responders using Google Workspace face the challenge of identifying compromises and starting threat hunting. Google Workspace, unlike Microsoft 365, offers fewer tools for this purpose, focusing mainly on its audit and reporting features. These tools, while not as extensive, are crucial for collecting logs and spotting unusual activities. This means responders often need to supplement these tools with external resources and more hands-on analysis to effectively track and investigate potential security breaches in Google Workspace environments.

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In a similar vein to our discussion on Microsoft 365, let’s explore how incident responders can leverage audit logs in Google Workspace to investigate and understand the extent of compromises:

  1. Accessing the audit logs: In Google Workspace, the audit logs are accessible...
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Authors (2)

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Ganesh Ramakrishnan

Ganesh Ramakrishnan is a senior manager at KPMG Canada's Incident Response team, with over 12 years of incident response experience. He leads a dynamic team focused on responding to and managing incidents for organizations across various industry sectors, working with KPMG's incident response teams globally. He has led numerous incident response cases, including high-profile ones, and collaborated with law enforcement agencies worldwide. Apart from assisting organizations during crises, Ganesh also helps them prepare for incidents and educates them on handling them. Ganesh has a master's in computer application and an MSc in network and information security. He also holds CISSP, SANS GCFA, and SANS GNFA certifications.
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Mansoor Haqanee

Mansoor Haqanee is a manager with KPMG Canada's Forensic Technology team, with over six years of experience in software development, computer forensics, and incident response. Mansoor has a background in electrical engineering with a bachelor of engineering from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University). Combining his education with both software development and computer forensic experience, he is equipped to provide organizations with insights into the security of their assets. Mansoor has provided technology consulting services to a wide range of industries in the education, financial services, healthcare, telecommunications, manufacturing, and government sectors, to name a few.
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