Google Security Command Center

Connection methods

• Cloud provider API with read-only security roles
• CSPM platform REST API
• Scheduled compliance report exports
• Webhook alerts for critical misconfigurations

Documentation topics

Review the following areas in Google Security Command Center admin and product documentation before connecting to ComplAI:

• Admin console setup and service account creation
• API authentication, scopes, and rate limits
• Audit log export and retention settings
• Security hardening and least-privilege configuration

ComplAI integration overview

Google Security Command Center integrates with ComplAI to support Propel Ready Solutions's GRC program. GCP security and risk management with misconfiguration and threat detection. This guide covers product context, the recommended connection process, prerequisites, and verification steps for audit-ready evidence collection.

Last updated: 2026-06-24

GRC evidence available

• Misconfiguration counts by severity
• Compliance benchmark pass/fail rates
• Cloud asset inventory
• Mean time to remediate cloud findings
• Asset discovery metrics and configuration evidence
• Misconfiguration detection metrics and configuration evidence

Prerequisites

• Named integration owner and backup contact at Propel Ready Solutions
• Change request approved per Propel Ready Solutions change management policy
• Network egress allowlisting completed if required by vendor
• ComplAI organization administrator access
• Admin or integration-builder role in Google Security Command Center
• Google Security Command Center product documentation reviewed (see Documentation topics below)

Integration process

1. Step 1

   Plan Google Security Command Center integration scope

   Confirm which Asset discovery and Misconfiguration detection capabilities will be connected first. Start with read-only ingestion before enabling write actions.

2. Step 2

   Connect cloud accounts and subscriptions

   Onboard AWS, Azure, GCP, or Kubernetes clusters to the CSPM platform with read-only security audit roles.

3. Step 3

   Enable compliance benchmarks

   Activate CIS, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, or custom frameworks and baseline current posture scores.

4. Step 4

   Integrate ComplAI via API or exports

   Pull misconfiguration counts, compliance pass rates, and critical findings into ComplAI Assurance and risk dashboards.

5. Step 5

   Define remediation ownership

   Assign cloud account owners and map CSPM alerts to change management and vulnerability SLAs.

6. Step 6

   Mark integration complete in ComplAI

   Update integration status to Connected, attach configuration evidence, and link mapped controls in the Controls library.

GRC benefits

• Cloud misconfiguration evidence for ISO A.8.9 and SOC 2 CC6.6/CC7.1
• Multi-cloud compliance posture for leadership and audit dashboards
• Automated drift detection aligned to change management controls

Related controls

Verification checklist

• ☐Integration credentials stored securely and rotation scheduled
• ☐Test sync completed successfully with sample records
• ☐Error alerting configured for failed sync or API rate limits
• ☐Control mappings documented in ComplAI
• ☐Evidence sample exported and reviewed by control owner
• ☐Runbook link attached to related controls

Troubleshooting