Match each Google Cloud data encryption mechanism on the left with its defining key management characteristic on the right.
- Google-default EncryptionGoogle automatically generates and manages keys with no customer intervention required.
- Customer-Managed Encryption Keys (CMEK)Keys are stored in Cloud KMS, allowing customers to control rotation schedules and IAM access permissions.
- Customer-Supplied Encryption Keys (CSEK)Raw AES-256 keys are provided in API call headers and reside in volatile RAM only during request processing.
- Cloud External Key Manager (Cloud EKM)Keys reside in an external third-party hardware security module (HSM) located outside of Google Cloud.
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Google-default Encryption matches automatic key management by Google; CMEK matches storing keys in Cloud KMS with customer rotation and IAM control; CSEK matches supplying raw AES-256 keys in API headers; Cloud EKM matches keeping encryption keys in an external third-party HSM outside Google Cloud.
Each encryption mechanism in Google Cloud provides a distinct balance of operational management and key control. Google-default encryption is fully automated. CMEK grants control over key rotation and IAM policies inside Cloud KMS. CSEK allows customers to supply raw keys per API call. Cloud EKM delegates key protection to external on-premises or third-party HSMs.
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Data Encryption Options and Key Management Models in GCP