Google Professional Cloud Security Engineer (GCP) Practice Exam

Google Professional Cloud Security Engineer exam enables candidates working in the organizations to design and implement a secure infrastructure on Google Cloud Platform. Candidates are required to get a thorough understanding of security best practices and industry security requirements, this individual designs, develops, and manages a secure infrastructure leveraging Google security technologies.

Who should take the exam?

Candidates preparing for Google Professional Cloud Security Engineer (GCP) exam are cloud Security Professional. They are required to be proficient in all aspects of Cloud Security including managing identity and access management, defining organizational structure and policies, using Google technologies to provide data protection, configuring network security defenses, collecting and analyzing Google Cloud Platform logs, managing incident responses and understanding of regulatory concerns.

Course Outline

Google Professional Cloud Security Engineer (GCP) covers the following topics -

Module 1 -  Configuring access within a cloud solution environment

1.1 Configuring Cloud Identity

1.2 Managing user accounts

1.3 Managing service accounts

1.4 Managing authentication

1.5 Managing and implementing authorization controls

1.6 Defining resource hierarchy

Module 2 - Configuring network security

2.1 Designing network security

2.2 Configuring network segmentation

2.3 Establish private connectivity

Module 3 - Ensuring data protection

3.1 Preventing data loss with the DLP API.

3.2 Managing encryption at rest.

Module 4 - Managing operations within a cloud solution environment

4.1 Building and deploying infrastructure

4.2 Building and deploying applications

4.3 Monitoring for security events

Module 5 - Ensuring compliance

5.1 Comprehension of regulatory concerns

5.2 Comprehension of compute environment concerns