Curriculum
Google Cloud Security Best Practices
1 - Introduction
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2 - Ensure that IAM policies do not grant access to personal email accounts
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3 - Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for All User Accounts
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4 - Enforcing Security Key Usage for Admin Accounts
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5 - Preventing the Use of User-Managed Service Account Keys
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6 - Restricting Service Account Permissions
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7 - Rotate KMS Encryption Keys Regularly
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8 - Preventing Public Access to Cloud Storage Buckets
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9 - Enable Uniform Bucket-Level Access
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10 - Enable VPC Flow Logs for Subnets
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11 - Block Project-Wide SSH Keys
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12 - Disabling Serial Port Access for VM Instances
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13 - Avoid Using Default Service Accounts
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14 - Limiting API Access for Service Accounts
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15 - Enabling OS Login for VM Instances
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16 - Enabling Cloud Audit Logging
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17 - Configuring Log Sinks for All Log Entries
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18 - Setting Retention Policies on Log Buckets
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19 - Enforcing HTTPS for App Engine Applications
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20 - Require SSL for Cloud SQL Connections
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21 - Restricting Public IP Access to Cloud SQL Instances
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22 - Enabling Automated Backups for Cloud SQL
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23 - Preventing Public Access to BigQuery Datasets
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24 - Disabling IP Forwarding on VM Instances
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