An enterprise organization with hundreds of Google Cloud projects structured under a multi-folder hierarchy needs to establish a centralized security auditing and threat monitoring architecture. The lead cloud security architect must satisfy three strict requirements:
1. Capture all audit logs (including Data Access audit logs) across all current and future projects and streaming export them to a third-party SIEM running outside Google Cloud.
2. Prevent unauthorized exfiltration of aggregated audit log data by compromised internal identities possessing storage read permissions.
3. Enable real-time detection of threat patterns across the organization hierarchy while adhering to the principle of least privilege for security operations teams.
Which TWO architectural configurations must the security team implement to satisfy these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Create an organization-aggregated log sink with an empty inclusion filter targeting a Pub/Sub topic in a dedicated security project enclosed within a VPC Service Controls security perimeter.Cevap
- BGrant the primitive Owner role (roles/owner) at the organization level to the security operations service account to ensure uninterrupted access across all logging and monitoring endpoints.
- Enable Event Threat Detection in Security Command Center at the organization level and grant security operators dedicated fine-grained roles such as Security Center Admin Viewer (roles/securitycenter.adminViewer).Cevap
- DRely exclusively on Cloud IAM bucket-level permissions and IAM Conditions on the log destination Cloud Storage buckets to restrict log exfiltration to unauthorized accounts.