Google Cloud (GCP)
LiveIdentity & AccessGoogle Cloud (GCP) connector — read-only, agentless
Audits your Google Cloud (GCP) project security posture — project IAM (service-account keys, primitive-role sprawl, inactive and external principals, public bindings), enabled APIs and API-key restrictions, Cloud Audit Log coverage and retention, VPC firewall exposure (SSH/RDP open to the internet), and public Cloud Storage buckets. Read-only.
What we scan
- Project IAM policy bindings, service accounts and their key metadata, API keys and their restrictions, and enabled APIs (never resource data or key material)
- Audit-log configuration and retention, VPC firewall rules, and Cloud Storage bucket IAM policies (never object contents)
Read-only monitoring — nothing in your Google Cloud (GCP) data changes unless you turn on auto-remediation and grant write access separately.
Security findings
17 detection rules run on every Google Cloud (GCP) scan. Each finding ships with a plain-language explanation, the evidence behind it and remediation steps.
- CRITICALPublic exposure
GCP IAM binding grants access to all (public) users
- CRITICALPublic exposure
GCP Cloud Storage bucket is public
- HIGHStale access
GCP service-account key not rotated in over 90 days
- HIGHOver permission
GCP service account has a project-level Owner/Editor role
- HIGHExternal access
External user has access to the GCP project
- HIGHMisconfig
GCP API key has no application (referrer/IP) restriction
- HIGHPublic exposure
GCP firewall allows SSH/RDP from the entire internet
- MEDIUMOver permission
GCP user has a project-level Owner/Editor primitive role
- MEDIUMMisconfig
GCP organization does not enforce MFA (2-Step Verification)
- MEDIUMMisconfig
GCP project has an overly-permissive API enabled
- MEDIUMStale access
GCP API key not rotated in over 90 days
- MEDIUMMisconfig
GCP Cloud Audit Logs are disabled for a service
- MEDIUMMisconfig
Vertex AI is enabled with no vertexai.* org policy
- MEDIUMMisconfig
Vendor AI-training data-contribution posture
- LOWStale access
GCP service account has been inactive for over 90 days
- LOWMisconfig
GCP log retention is shorter than 30 days
- LOWMisconfig
GCP project still has the legacy default network
How to connect Google Cloud (GCP)
Step 1
Sign up or log in to 8200.dev
Step 2
Go to Connectors → Google Cloud (GCP)
Step 3
Click Connect and authorize via Google Cloud (GCP)'s consent screen
Step 4
8200.dev scans automatically — results appear within minutes
Connect your first source in minutes — free, read-only, no sales call.