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Now playing: New ISO security and privacy certifications for Google Cloud Platform
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Posted by Matthew O’Connor, Product Manager, Google Cloud Platform
Today, Google reiterated its commitment to the security needs of its enterprise customers with the
addition
of two new certificates to
Google Cloud Platform
:
ISO27017
for cloud security and
ISO27018
for privacy. We also renewed our
ISO27001
certificate for the fourth year in a row.
Google Cloud Platform services covered by these ISO certifications now include
Cloud Dataflow
,
Cloud Bigtable
,
Container Engine
,
Cloud Dataproc
and
Container Registry
. These join
Compute Engine
,
App Engine
,
Cloud SQL
,
Cloud Storage
,
Cloud Datastore
,
BigQuery
and
Genomics
on the list of services that will be regularly audited for these certificates.
Certifications such as these provide independent third-party validations of our ongoing commitment to world-class security and privacy, while also helping our customers with their own compliance efforts. Google has spent years building one of the world’s most advanced infrastructures, and as we make it available to enterprises worldwide, we want to offer more transparency on how we protect their data in the cloud.
More information on Google Cloud Platform Compliance is available
here
.
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