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Google Cloud Platform
Cloud Security Scanner checks for security vulnerabilities in your App Engine and Compute Engine web applications. It is designed to complement your existing secure design and development processes.
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Esteban Mendoza
Google Security
In our three-part series Cloud Armor works as a multi-layer firewall for your GCP resources. To configure it, you must use Security Policies which are basically rules that allow or deny traffic from an IP or an IP range.
Security Controls
Stackdriver provides a centralized method of receiving signals, logs, metrics, and traces from your GCP resources, so you can quickly see when there is any alert on your cloud.
Data Loss Protection
In previous posts, we have covered security around Azure and AWS cloud solutions and now it’s time to look at the third big contestant, Google Cloud Platform.
Email Forensics
An innovative campaign to spread phishing was recently detected. This attack used the Google translate service to make malicious links appear legitimate when visited only on mobile browsers.
Lucho Torres
Security Vulnerabilities
A critical issue has been discovered in Chrome that allows malicious attackers to escape the browser’s sandbox and execute code on the underlying operating system.
Zach Varnell
Privacy Risk
A feature has been implemented in a recent Google Chrome release which allows Chrome to log a user into the browser automatically after they have logged into another Google service. Learn about the privacy and security risks associated with this feature.
Jason Bell
Enterprise Data Security
With network perimeters becoming more hardened, phishing is an ever-popular way for attackers to gain a foothold into a company network. VerSprite’s own experience with phishing engagements show us just how effective and easy it is to run successful phishing campaigns.
Secure Protocols
As of the latest release of Chrome, sites not using TLS encryption are being called out in the address bar. Users will now see a “Not Secure” label when visiting sites over plain HTTP, even if the site does not transmit sensitive information.
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