When you think about Cloud Security there are many areas of responsibility – securing infrastructure, network, data, applications, and managing identities and access.
Google’s hardware infrastructure is custom-designed “from chip to chiller” to precisely meet specific requirements. Its software and OS are stripped-down, hardened versions of Linux. Titan purpose-built chips help establish a hardware root of trust
Google Cloud Network Security refers to the collection of services, policies, and infrastructure designed to protect your data, applications, and resources from unauthorized access and cyberattacks within the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), VPC flow logs, Shared VPC, Firewall Rules, Cloud IDS
When building an application or API on cloud you are responsible for the application security including the scanning and testing. This solution is a combination of: Cloud Load Balancing, Cloud Armor, reCAPTCHA Enterprise, Apigee API Gateway
Securing your software requires establishing, verifying, and maintaining a chain of trust, to establish the provenance or origin trail of your code, via attestations, generated and checked throughout your software development and deployment process.
Google Cloud offers data encryption at rest and in transit with the option to encrypt data in use using Confidential Computing. If you need the data to be encrypted via your own keys you can bring your own key (CSEK), use Google’s managed Key Management Service (KMS), use a hardware security module (HSM) or an external key manager (EKM). Data Loss Prevention (Cloud DLP) helps discover, classify, and protect sensitive data.
Google Cloud, Cloud Identity is the IdP which provides the authentication options. It stores and manages digital identities for cloud uses, also provides 2 step verification and SSO integration with third party identity provider such as Okata, Ping, ADFS or Azure AD.
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