Google Cloud Armor

Google Cloud Armor is a tool that keeps your Google Cloud Platform (GCP) applications safe from different types of dangers. It acts like a shield for your web applications.

• SQL injection: SQL injection is a kind of attack that puts harmful code into a web application. This code can be used to secretly take data or gain control of the application.
• Cross-site scripting (XSS): XSS is a kind of attack that puts harmful code into a web page. This code can be used to take cookies or other important information without permission.
• DDoS attacks: DDoS attacks are when a website or app gets flooded with too much traffic, causing it to crash. This can cause the website or application to be inaccessible to real users.
• Botnets: Botnets are groups of computers that are controlled by a bad person. Botnets are groups of computers that can be used to do bad things like causing internet traffic jams, spreading harmful software, or taking other people’s information.

Here are some of the key features of Google Cloud Armor:

• Global protection: Google Cloud Armor helps keep your applications safe from people all around the world.
• Flexible deployment: Google Cloud Armor can be used either on your own premises or in the cloud.
• Scalable: Google Cloud Armor can expand its capabilities to safeguard even the most challenging applications.
• Cost-effective: Google Cloud Armor is an affordable method to safeguard your applications from dangers.

If you want to keep your GCP applications safe from different dangers, you should think about using Google Cloud Armor.