Containers on GCP – Runtime attacks versus Image Vulnerabilities
Runtime Attacks – Security Command Center – Premium Version Image vulnerabilities – Vulnerability Scanning in the Image Registry
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Cloud Logging Buckets as Sink Logs in GCP
Often , corporate compliance requirements require that logs be stored for a certain number of years. This is easily accomplished in GCP – by setting up a sink…
Cloud Storage – Retention Policies and Object Lifecycles
Retention Policies and Object Lifecycles Object lifecycles are well understood in terms of storage classes – standard, nearline, coldline, archive. You can change the storage class of an…
Database Credentials in Google Cloud?
How and where do you store db Credentials in Google Cloud? Secrets manager allows you to store and retrieve credentials in either binary form (blob) or as plain…
Firewall Rules in GCP – Service Accounts versus Tags
Both – network tags – and Service accounts – are viable options (for target instances) when defining firewall rules. However, if both these exist for a certain VM,…
Private Google access
Private Google access allows your instances to reach Google APIs and services using an internal IP address rather than a public IP address. … You can enable Private Google access on a subnet…
Account Level IAM versus Application Level IAM access
Use Case A – You need to implement a central authorization mechanism for users of your App (say hosted on App engine) Use Case B – You need…
Cloud Storage – Granting access to external users – e.g. Auditors
The simplest thing to do is to create signed URLs (same as what you would do on AWS S3 buckets). The URL can be for the entire bucket…
Cloud Identity versus Google Workspace
User management in Workspace occurs through admin.google.com (not a cloud console) However, with cloud identity, you can now manage users directly from the GCP console. This means that…