Google Cloud Platform (GCP)’s firewall is a fully distributed firewall service with micro-segmentation and pervasive coverage to protect Google Cloud workloads from such threats as intrusion, malware, spyware, and command-and-control. It’s powered by Palo Alto Networks.
The Google Cloud Firewall works by creating Google-managed zonal firewall endpoints which use packet intercept technology to inspect workloads for configured threat signatures, and then protect against those threats. It’s essential for:
Google Cloud firewall rules intercept VPC network traffic and redirect it to the firewall endpoint for inspection. Network firewall rules referencing the security profile group define the traffic redirection.
The Google Cloud console logs all actions. You can forward these threats to Cortex XSIAM for further investigation and action.
Tufin is proud to offer you best-in-class integrations with GCP. With this integration, our customers can:
Incorporate cloud native security controls into your unified security policy management capability with Tufin integrations with GCP.
The Tufin Orchestration Suite (TOS) allows teams to view the rules surrounding your firewall policies, including metadata, configs, and incoming traffic of workloads in your gcloud VPC Firewall rules.
You can quickly and automatically optimize VPC rules in your cloud networks through a central control pane—Tufin works across your VPC firewalls and the rest of your multi-cloud network. Cut down the time it takes to identify overly permissive rules across all platforms, including on-premise, SD-WAN, SASE, and multi-cloud environments.