The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a set of security standards governed by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC). PCI SSC compliance scheme aims to secure credit and debit card transactions against data theft and fraud. Google Cloud does a third-party audit annually to certify individual products [...]

Google Cloud helps its customers to achieve the best security outcomes by identifying potentially risky behavior to determine if action is appropriate. This premium security is through providing insights into what is called Sensitive Actions. Google Cloud’s Sensitive Actions for Account Security is a defense-in-depth mechanism. Sensitive Action Service and account security focus on [...]

Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a system that grants granular access to specific Google Cloud resources and helps prevent access to other resources. Also, have security with the least privilege. IAM access control follows who (identity) has what access (role) for which resource. Google cloud's IAM deny policies work alongside IAM allow policies [...]

Data and applications of a business's server are backed up and stored in a remote server to keep them readily available during a system failure or disaster. Cloud Backup is a service to copy and store data or applications from one server to other servers in another physical location. This cloud backup makes it [...]

Google Distributed Cloud Virtual is a complete software and service-only solution for consistent management and developer experience. Today, enterprises use VMs over containers, so Google brought Virtual Machine support in Google Distributed Cloud Virtual. With the availability of Virtual Machine support in GDC Virtual, the DevOps team can run VMs on the Google Cloud [...]