Security in Google Cloud: Course overview
In this Security in Google Cloud course, with engaging lectures, practical demonstrations, and immersive labs, you’ll gain a deep understanding of essential security controls and techniques:
- Dive into core security components like Cloud Identity, Resource Manager, and Identity and Access Management (IAM).
- Master VPC firewalls, Cloud Load Balancing, and network peering options like Direct Peering, Carrier Peering, and Cloud Interconnect.
- Implement VPC Service Controls to isolate workloads and secure sensitive data.
- Understand IAM roles and policies to prevent unauthorized access and enforce least privilege.
- Learn about best practices for data encryption, incident response, and ongoing security monitoring.
After completing this course on Security in Google Cloud, Students will be able to:
- In this course, you'll unlock the power of Google Cloud Platform security:
- Grasp Google's core security principles and how they translate into robust cloud architecture.
- Understand the shared responsibility model and your role in securing your Google Cloud environment.
- Take control of administrative identities with Cloud Identity, ensuring only authorized users have access.
- Implement the principle of least privilege using Resource Manager and IAM, minimizing attack surfaces.
- Secure your applications with Identity-Aware Proxy, restricting access based on identity and context.
- Leverage VPC firewalls and Google Cloud Armor to establish robust IP traffic controls and deflect malicious attacks.
- Remediate critical vulnerabilities, particularly public access to data and VMs, ensuring sensitive information remains secure.
- Protect sensitive data with the Cloud Data Loss Prevention API, identifying and redacting any potential information leaks.
- Analyze resource metadata configuration changes through audit logs, staying ahead of suspicious activity.
- Conduct rigorous security assessments using Forseti, uncovering and remediating vulnerabilities, especially those related to public access.