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Editor’s note: This the first blog in our six part series on how to use Cloud Security Command Center.
One of the great benefits of cloud-based services is how easy they are to deploy. However, this ease of deployment can make it so your organization isn’t always aware of exactly what services you’re running.
When you combine this with the increasing volume of cyber attacks, it becomes clear that you need to be able to see what resources you’re running, the vulnerabilities and threats present, and how to fix them before they can result in damage or loss.
Cloud Security Command Center (Cloud SCC) helps you with all of these tasks by providing a centralized dashboard to help you prevent, detect, and respond to threats in your GCP environment. You can start improving your cloud security posture today in five steps.
Step 1: Set up Cloud IAM permissions
To use Cloud Security Command Center, someone in your organization needs to have the Security Center IAM role. This role provides access to Cloud SCC and ensures that users with the role assigned have the right level of permissions to complete their tasks.
