Course Overview
Participants in this self-paced training course gain a thorough understanding of Google Cloud security measures and procedures. Participants examine and deploy the elements of a secure Google Cloud solution, such as Cloud Identity, Cloud Peering, Cloud IAM, Virtual Private Cloud firewalls, Cloud Load Balancing, Resource Manager, Cloud Interconnect, and VPC Service Controls, through recorded lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on labs.
The Security in Google Cloud series' first course is available here. Enroll in the Security Best Practices in Google Cloud course after finishing this one.
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Pre-requisites
- Before having finished Google Cloud Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure or experience to that extent. Previous completion of the Google Cloud Networking course or comparable experience
- understanding of information security's fundamental concepts: the concepts of vulnerability, threat, attack surface, confidentiality, integrity, and availability; common danger categories, as well as their mitigating techniques, Public-key cryptography, private and public key pairs, certificates, cipher types, critical width, certificate authority, Transport Layer Security/Secure Sockets, layer-encrypted communication, critical public infrastructures, and security policy. basic familiarity with Linux operating system environments and command-line tools
- Experience in systems operations, including setting up and managing apps in a private or public cloud. Being able to read Python or JavaScript code.
Audience Profile
[Cloud] information security analysts, architects, and engineers. Information security/cybersecurity specialists. Cloud infrastructure architects. They are also intended for Google and partner field personnel working with customers in those roles. Also useful for cloud application developers.
Learning Objectives
- Analyze the foundations of Google Cloud security.
- Utilize Google Cloud to manage administrative IDs.
- Implement identity and access management for user administration (IAM).
- Design Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) for isolation, security, and logging.
Content Outline
Welcome to the first module of the Security in Google Cloud course, Managing Security in Google Cloud. You may learn about Google Cloud security measures and procedures in this course. You will investigate and implement the elements of a safe Google Cloud solution through lectures, demonstrations, and practical laboratories.
Today, everyone should place a high value on system security. As you shall see, Google places a high priority on system security. We'll introduce you to Google Cloud's security strategy in this section. We will also talk about Google's joint effort with its users, the shared security responsibility paradigm. Next, we'll review several hazards that can be reduced for you if your systems run on Google Cloud's infrastructure. Finally, a section on access openness will be included in our conclusion.
The service Cloud Identity, which enables simple management of cloud users, devices, and apps from a single console, will be covered in this module. We will also go through a few related capabilities, such as Google Cloud Directory Sync and Single Sign-On, that can assist in lowering the operational burden of managing Google Cloud users. We'll wrap off with some best practices for authentication.
By allowing administrators to regulate who can act on particular resources, Identity and Access Management (IAM) gives you total control and visibility to manage your cloud resources from a single location. We'll go through the Resource Manager, which lets you manage projects, folders, and organizations centrally; IAM roles and policies, including custom roles; and IAM best practices, like the principle of least privilege and the separation of duties.
Managed networking on Google Cloud utilizes a Virtual Private Cloud (or VPC). This module will discuss VPC-related security concepts, including VPC firewalls, load-balancing SSL policies, network Interconnect & peering options, VPC network best practices, and VPC flow logs. You will also have the opportunity to practice what you've learned by completing the lab exercises "Configuring VPC Firewalls" and "Configuring and Using VPC Flow Logs in Cloud Logging."
FAQs
A: Google Cloud enables you to implement a zero-trust approach—where trust in users and resources is established via multiple mechanisms and continuously verified—to protect your workforce and workloads.
A: GCP implements comprehensive security measures to ensure and maintain the security of its infrastructure, including automated encryption, secure data disposal, secure Internet communication, and secure service deployment.
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