Cloud-based physical access control modernizes how we manage and monitor access to physical spaces using cloud technology.
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To access Cloud Control, use the syntax of one of these URLs to log in to the Cloud Control console:
This page describes access control with Identity and Access Management (IAM) for the GitLab on Google Cloud integration. IAM lets you grant granular access to specific Google Cloud resources and helps prevent access to other resources. IAM lets you adopt the security principle of least privilege, which states that nobody should have more permissions than they actually need. For more information on how IAM works in Google Cloud, see IAM overview. If you followed the steps in the GitLab tutorial Google Cloud workload identity federation and IAM, ...
Ready to explore cloud access control solutions but unsure where to start? Here are the key questions you should ask yourself when selecting the right cloud access control solution.
Describes Cloud Control API, a service that provides a standardized set of APIs for operating on resources across a wide range of AWS services.
To access Cloud Control, use the syntax of the following URL:
Cloud access control solutions aim to reduce the dependence on physical access control hardware, bringing the intelligence closer to the cloud.
Fine-grained access control for Cloud Spanner, now available in preview, provides table and column level protection for Spanner databases.
Google Cloud offers IAM, which lets you give more granular access to specific Google Cloud resources and prevents unwanted access to other resources. IAM lets you adopt the security principle of least privilege, so you grant only the necessary access to your resources. IAM lets you control who (identity) has what access (roles) to which resource by setting IAM policies. IAM policies grant specific role(s) to a principal, giving the principal certain permissions. For example, for a given resource...