Match each Google Cloud security service on the left to its primary functional capability in container security and threat detection on the right.
- Container AnalysisPerforms static vulnerability scanning on container images stored in Artifact Registry.
- Binary AuthorizationEnforces signature-based deployment policies to prevent unauthorized container images from running on GKE.
- Event Threat DetectionAnalyzes Cloud Logging streams within Security Command Center to detect near-real-time security threats.
Answer
Container Analysis pairs with scanning container images for vulnerabilities in Artifact Registry; Binary Authorization pairs with enforcing signature-based image deployment policies on GKE; Event Threat Detection pairs with analyzing log streams in Security Command Center to identify threats.
Container Analysis provides vulnerability scanning for container images stored in registries. Binary Authorization ensures only verified, signed images are deployed to GKE clusters. Event Threat Detection processes log streams to identify active security threats across GCP resources.
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Key Concept
Vulnerability Scanning, Container Security, and Threat Detection