Google Cloud Platform Logs
Many organizations are moving towards a multi-cloud environment and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is another big player that you need to be aware of how to monitor. GCP Cloud Audit Logs enables you to answer the following questions:
- Who did what?
- When was it done?
- Where was it done?
Using Microsoft Sentinel, you can ingest GCP Identity and Access Management (IAM) logs, which can be used to see admin activity (audit logs), which includes “admin write” operations, and Data Access audit logs, which includes “admin read” operations.
Once the connector is configured, the status will appear similar to the sample screenshot that follows:
Figure 17.11: GCP IAM connector
Once the connector is configured and ingesting data, you can perform queries using KQL. The example below is checking all GCP IAM logs and filtering the result to show only the following fields: SourceSystem, resource_labels_method_s...