GCP Professional Cloud Security Engineer Practice Question

Your company is building a new fraud-detection model on Vertex AI. Training data in a Cloud Storage bucket is already encrypted with a customer-managed key (CMEK). Compliance policy states that: all traffic between your VPC and Vertex AI services must stay on Google's private network; only the ML engineering service account may launch training jobs; and any accidental data egress from Vertex AI to services outside the environment must be blocked. Which solution best meets these requirements?

  • Disable external IP addresses on training VMs and add egress-deny firewall rules, but continue using Google-managed encryption keys and do not configure VPC Service Controls.

  • Access Vertex AI over its public endpoint through Cloud NAT, enable Cloud Audit Logs, and give the ML engineer the Storage Object Viewer role at the organization level.

  • Distribute signed URLs for the training data bucket, expose Vertex AI publicly, and connect the project to the on-premises network using VPC Network Peering instead of Private Service Connect.

  • Create Private Service Connect endpoints for Vertex AI, add the project and the CMEK-protected bucket to the same VPC Service Controls perimeter, and grant the ML engineering service account only the Vertex AI User IAM role needed to run training jobs.

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