Setting up finding notifications

This page explains how to enable Security Command Center API notifications.

Notifications send findings and finding updates to a Pub/Sub topic within minutes. Because Security Command Center works at the organization level, Security Command Center API notifications include all of the finding information that is displayed in the Security Command Center dashboard.

You can connect Security Command Center notifications in Pub/Sub directly to Cloud Functions actions. For example functions that can help with response, enrichment, and remediation, see the Security Command Center open-source repository of Cloud Functions code. The repository contains solutions to help you take automated actions on security findings.

Alternatively, Security Command Center Premium customers can set up Continuous Exports for Pub/Sub in the Security Command Center dashboard.

Before you begin

To set up and configure notifications, you must have the following Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles:

  • Security Center Admin (roles/securitycenter.Admin): to enable Security Command Center API notifications
  • Security Center Admin Viewer (roles/securitycenter.adminViewer): to access the Security Command Center dashboard
  • Organization Admin (roles/resourcemanager.organizationAdmin): to grant roles to the notifications service account or gcloud tool account

Security Command Center roles are granted at the organization, folder, or project level. Your ability to view, edit, create, or update findings, assets, security sources, and security marks depends on the level for which you are granted access. To learn more about Security Command Center roles, see Access control.

Setting up Security Command Center API notifications

To set up notifications, first enable the Security Command Center API.

Enabling the Security Command Center API

To enable the Security Command Center API:

  1. Go to the API Library page in the Cloud Console.

    Go to API Library

  2. Select the project for you which you want to enable the notifications API.

  3. In the Search box, enter Security Command Center, and then click Security Command Center in the search results.

  4. On the API page that appears, click Enable.

The Security Command Center API is enabled for your project. Next, you use the gcloud tool or the client libraries to subscribe to a Pub/Sub topic and set up permissions.

Setting up a Pub/Sub topic

In this step, you create and subscribe to the Pub/Sub topic that you want to send notifications to. If you don't need to programmatically call the API, the gcloud tool commands are recommended.

gcloud

To set up the Security Command Center API notifications feature using gcloud tool, you perform the following steps:

  1. Set up a Pub/Sub topic and subscription.
  2. Set up the gcloud tool account permissions.

Step 1: Set up Pub/Sub

To set up and subscribe to a Pub/Sub topic, do the following:

  1. Go to the Google Cloud Console.

    Go to the Google Cloud Console

  2. Select the project for which you enabled the Security Command Center API.

  3. Click Activate Cloud Shell.

  4. To create a new Pub/Sub topic, or use an existing topic, run the following command:

       gcloud pubsub topics create TOPIC_ID

    Replace TOPIC_ID with your topic name.

  5. Set topic ID environment variable:

       export TOPIC_ID=TOPIC_ID

  6. Create a subscription to the topic:

       gcloud pubsub subscriptions create SUBSCRIPTION_ID --topic TOPIC_ID

    Replace SUBSCRIPTION_ID with your subscription name.

To learn more about setting up Pub/Sub, see Managing topics and subscriptions.

Next, you set up permissions for your account.

Step 2: Set up gcloud tool account permissions

To create a NotificationConfig, you need the following IAM roles on your gcloud tool account:

  • Security Center Admin (roles/securitycenter.admin) or Security Center Notification Configurations Editor (roles/securitycenter.notificationConfigEditor)
  • Pub/Sub Admin (roles/pubsub.admin) on the Pub/Sub topic that is receiving notifications

To grant these permissions, do the following:

  1. Go to the Google Cloud Console.

    Go to the Google Cloud Console

  2. Select the project for which you enabled the Security Command Center API.

  3. Click Activate Cloud Shell.

    1. Set your organization name:

        export ORGANIZATION_ID=ORGANIZATION_ID

      Replace ORGANIZATION_ID with your organization ID.

    2. Set the project ID for the project that the Pub/Sub topic belongs to:

        export PUBSUB_PROJECT=PROJECT_ID

      Replace PROJECT_ID with your project ID.

    3. Set the gcloud tool account that you are using:

        export GCLOUD_ACCOUNT=EMAIL

      Replace EMAIL with the email address of the account running gcloud tool commands.

    4. Set the topic ID or use the topic you previously set up.

        export TOPIC_ID=TOPIC_ID

      Replace TOPIC_ID with your topic name.

    5. Grant the gcloud tool account a Pub/Sub role that has the pubsub.topics.setIamPolicy permission:

        gcloud pubsub topics add-iam-policy-binding \
    projects/$PUBSUB_PROJECT/topics/$TOPIC_ID \
    --member="user:$GCLOUD_ACCOUNT" \
    --role='roles/pubsub.admin'

    6. Grant the gcloud tool account a role for the organization that includes all of the securitycenter.notification permissions, like roles/securitycenter.notificationConfigEditor or roles/securitycenter.admin.

        gcloud organizations add-iam-policy-binding $ORGANIZATION_ID \
    --member="user:$GCLOUD_ACCOUNT" \
    --role='ROLE_NAME'

      Replace ROLE_NAME with the role to be assigned.

Next, you create a NotificationConfig.

Client libraries

To set up the Security Command Center API notifications feature using the client libraries, you perform the following steps:

  1. Set up a service account.
  2. Download API client libraries.
  3. Set up a development environment.
  4. Set up a Pub/Sub topic and subscription.

Step 1: Setting up a service account

The Security Command Center API notifications feature uses a service account with appropriate permissions to configure notifications. This service account is only used for the initial setup of a config, and you can re-use it to create more notification configs later. This service account is separate from the service account that was created for you when you set up Security Command Center.

To create a service account, do the following:

  1. Go to the Google Cloud Console.

    Go to the Google Cloud Console

  2. Select the project for which you enabled the Security Command Center API.

  3. Click Activate Cloud Shell.

  4. Set environment variables:

    1. Set your organization name:

        export ORGANIZATION_ID=ORGANIZATION_ID

      Replace ORGANIZATION_ID with your organization ID.

    2. Set the project ID for the project in which you want to enable the notifications API:

        export PROJECT_ID=PROJECT_ID

      Replace PROJECT_ID with your project ID.

    3. Set the custom ID you want to use for the new service account, like scc-notifications. The service account name must be between 6 and 30 characters, begin with a letter, and be all lowercase alphanumeric characters and hyphens:

        export SERVICE_ACCOUNT=CUSTOM_ID

      Replace CUSTOM_ID with the custom name for the service account.

    4. Set the path in which the service account key should be stored, like export KEY_LOCATION=/home/$USER/mykeys/$SERVICE_ACCOUNT.json:

        export KEY_LOCATION=FULL_KEY_LOCATION_PATH
  # This is used by client libraries to find the key
  export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=$KEY_LOCATION

      Replace FULL_KEY_LOCATION_PATH with the full path to your service account key.

  5. Create a service account that's associated with your project ID:

       gcloud iam service-accounts create $SERVICE_ACCOUNT  --display-name \
    "Service Account for [USER]"  --project $PROJECT_ID

  6. Create a key to associate with the service account. The key is used when you create a NotificationConfig, and is persistently stored at the KEY_LOCATION that you specified in previous steps.

       gcloud iam service-accounts keys create $KEY_LOCATION  --iam-account \
    $SERVICE_ACCOUNT@$PROJECT_ID.iam.gserviceaccount.com

  7. Grant the service account a role for the organization that includes all of the securitycenter.notification permissions, like roles/securitycenter.notificationConfigEditor or roles/securitycenter.admin.

       gcloud organizations add-iam-policy-binding $ORGANIZATION_ID \
     --member="serviceAccount:$SERVICE_ACCOUNT@$PROJECT_ID.iam.gserviceaccount.com" \
     --role='ROLE_NAME'

    Replace ROLE_NAME with the role to be assigned.

The service account is now set up to use with notifications and the service account key is stored at the KEY_LOCATION you specified. To learn more about service accounts, see creating and managing service account keys.

Step 2: Setting up a development environment

To use the Security Command Center API notifications feature, you can use gcloud tool or download the client libraries and set up a development environment for the language of your choice.

Python

  1. Optional: Before you install the Python library, we recommend using Virtualenv to create an isolated Python environment.

     virtualenv YOUR_ENV
 source YOUR_ENV/bin/activate

    Replace YOUR_ENV with the name of your virtual environment.

  2. Install pip to manage the Python library installation.

  3. Run the following commands to install the Python library:

     pip install google-cloud-securitycenter

Java

To include the Security Command Center Java library as a dependency in your project, select an artifact from the Maven repository. Notifications are included in library version 0.119.0 and higher.

If you're using Intellij, set the GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable to the absolute path of the notifications service account key that you downloaded in the previous steps:

  1. In Intellij, click Run > Edit Configurations.

  2. Set the following variable under Application > Run_Configuration_For_Sample > Environment Variables:

      GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY

    Replace ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY with the full path to your service account key.

Go

To install notifications API Go dependencies, download the Go library:

  go get -u cloud.google.com/go/securitycenter/apiv1

Node.js

In the project folder, use npm to install any needed notifications API dependencies:

  npm install --save @google-cloud/security-center/

Step 3: Setting up Pub/Sub

To deliver notifications to Pub/Sub, you subscribe to a Pub/Sub topic and grant the notifications service account an IAM role that includes the pubsub.topics.setIamPolicy permission:

  1. Create a new Pub/Sub topic or use an existing topic:

       gcloud pubsub topics create TOPIC_ID

    Replace TOPIC_ID with your topic ID.

  2. Set environment variables:

    1. Set the topic ID:

        export TOPIC_ID=TOPIC_ID

    2. Set the project ID for the project in which you enabled the notifications API:

        export CONSUMER_PROJECT=PROJECT_ID

      Replace PROJECT_ID with your project ID.

    3. Set the email of the service account that you created in previous steps:

        export SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL=SERVICE_ACCOUNT_NAME@$CONSUMER_PROJECT.iam.gserviceaccount.com

      Replace SERVICE_ACCOUNT_NAME with the name of the service account.

  3. Create a subscription to the topic:

       gcloud pubsub subscriptions create SUBSCRIPTION_ID --topic TOPIC_ID

    Replace SUBSCRIPTION_ID with the subscription ID.

  4. Grant the notifications service account a role with the pubsub.topics.setIamPolicy permission:

       gcloud pubsub topics add-iam-policy-binding \
     projects/$CONSUMER_PROJECT/topics/$TOPIC_ID \
     --member="serviceAccount:$SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL" \
     --role='roles/pubsub.admin'

To learn more about setting up Pub/Sub, see Managing topics and subscriptions. In the next step, you complete setup by creating a NotificationConfig.

Creating a NotificationConfig

Before you create a NotificationConfig, note the following:

  • Each organization can have a limited number of NotificationConfig files. For more information, see Quotas and limits.
  • You must have the Organization Administrator IAM role to grant appropriate roles to the notifications service account or gcloud tool account.

The NotificationConfig includes a filter field that limits notifications to useful events. This field accepts all of the filters that are available in the Security Command Center API findings.list method.

To grant the account the Security Center Notifications Configurations Editor IAM role using the gcloud command-line tool:

  1. Set environment variables:

    1. Set your organization name:

        export ORGANIZATION_ID=ORGANIZATION_ID

      Replace ORGANIZATION_ID with your organization ID.

    2. Set the email of the service account that you created when you set up finding notifications or the account you're using to run gcloud tool commands:

        export EMAIL=EMAIL_ADDRESS

      • Or set the email of the service account:

        export EMAIL=SERVICE_ACCOUNT@$CONSUMER_PROJECT.iam.gserviceaccount.com

      Depending on your choice, replace the following:

      • EMAIL_ADDRESS with the email address of the account used to run gcloud tool commands.
      • SERVICE_ACCOUNT with the service account name.

  2. Grant the necessary role to the service account or the account you used with gcloud tool commands:

    • Grant the role to the account used to run gcloud tool commands:

         gcloud organizations add-iam-policy-binding \
     $ORGANIZATION_ID \
     --member="user:$EMAIL" \
     --role='roles/securitycenter.notificationConfigEditor'

    • Or grant the role to the service account:

         gcloud organizations add-iam-policy-binding \
     $ORGANIZATION_ID \
     --member="serviceAccount:$EMAIL" \
     --role='roles/securitycenter.notificationConfigEditor'

After you grant the service account or gcloud tool account permissions, create the NotificationConfig using the language or platform of your choice:

gcloud

  # The numeric ID of the organization
  ORGANIZATION_ID=ORGANIZATION_ID

  # The topic to which the notifications are published
  PUBSUB_TOPIC="projects/PROJECT_ID/topics/TOPIC_ID"

  # The description for the NotificationConfig
  DESCRIPTION="Notifies for active findings"

  # Filters for active findings
  FILTER="state=\"ACTIVE\""

  gcloud scc notifications create NOTIFICATION_NAME \
    --organization "$ORGANIZATION_ID" \
    --description "$DESCRIPTION" \
    --pubsub-topic $PUBSUB_TOPIC \
    --filter "$FILTER"

Python

from google.cloud import securitycenter as securitycenter

client = securitycenter.SecurityCenterClient()

# TODO: organization_id = "your-org-id"
# TODO: notification_config_id = "your-config-id"
# TODO: pubsub_topic = "projects/{your-project-id}/topics/{your-topic-ic}"
# Ensure this ServiceAccount has the "pubsub.topics.setIamPolicy" permission on the new topic.

org_name = "organizations/{org_id}".format(org_id=organization_id)

created_notification_config = client.create_notification_config(
    request={
        "parent": org_name,
        "config_id": notification_config_id,
        "notification_config": {
            "description": "Notification for active findings",
            "pubsub_topic": pubsub_topic,
            "streaming_config": {"filter": 'state = "ACTIVE"'},
        },
    }
)

print(created_notification_config)

Java

import com.google.cloud.securitycenter.v1.CreateNotificationConfigRequest;
import com.google.cloud.securitycenter.v1.NotificationConfig;
import com.google.cloud.securitycenter.v1.NotificationConfig.StreamingConfig;
import com.google.cloud.securitycenter.v1.SecurityCenterClient;
import java.io.IOException;

  public static NotificationConfig createNotificationConfig(
      String organizationId, String notificationConfigId, String projectId, String topicName)
      throws IOException {
    // String organizationId = "{your-org-id}";
    // String notificationConfigId = {"your-unique-id"};
    // String projectId = "{your-project}"";
    // String topicName = "{your-topic}";

    String orgName = String.format("organizations/%s", organizationId);

    // Ensure this ServiceAccount has the "pubsub.topics.setIamPolicy" permission on the topic.
    String pubsubTopic = String.format("projects/%s/topics/%s", projectId, topicName);

    try (SecurityCenterClient client = SecurityCenterClient.create()) {
      CreateNotificationConfigRequest request =
          CreateNotificationConfigRequest.newBuilder()
              .setParent(orgName)
              .setConfigId(notificationConfigId)
              .setNotificationConfig(
                  NotificationConfig.newBuilder()
                      .setDescription("Java notification config")
                      .setPubsubTopic(pubsubTopic)
                      .setStreamingConfig(
                          StreamingConfig.newBuilder().setFilter("state = \"ACTIVE\"").build())
                      .build())
              .build();

      NotificationConfig response = client.createNotificationConfig(request);
      System.out.println(String.format("Notification config was created: %s", response));
      return response;
    }
  }

Go

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"io"

	securitycenter "cloud.google.com/go/securitycenter/apiv1"
	securitycenterpb "google.golang.org/genproto/googleapis/cloud/securitycenter/v1"
)

func createNotificationConfig(w io.Writer, orgID string, pubsubTopic string, notificationConfigID string) error {
	// orgID := "your-org-id"
	// pubsubTopic := "projects/{your-project}/topics/{your-topic}"
	// notificationConfigID := "your-config-id"

	ctx := context.Background()
	client, err := securitycenter.NewClient(ctx)

	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("securitycenter.NewClient: %v", err)
	}
	defer client.Close()

	req := &securitycenterpb.CreateNotificationConfigRequest{
		Parent:   fmt.Sprintf("organizations/%s", orgID),
		ConfigId: notificationConfigID,
		NotificationConfig: &securitycenterpb.NotificationConfig{
			Description: "Go sample config",
			PubsubTopic: pubsubTopic,
			NotifyConfig: &securitycenterpb.NotificationConfig_StreamingConfig_{
				StreamingConfig: &securitycenterpb.NotificationConfig_StreamingConfig{
					Filter: `state = "ACTIVE"`,
				},
			},
		},
	}

	notificationConfig, err := client.CreateNotificationConfig(ctx, req)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("Failed to create notification config: %v", err)
	}
	fmt.Fprintln(w, "New NotificationConfig created: ", notificationConfig)

	return nil
}

Node.js

// npm install @google-cloud/security-center/
const {SecurityCenterClient} = require('@google-cloud/security-center');

const client = new SecurityCenterClient();

// organizationId = "your-org-id";
// configId = "your-config-name";
// pubsubTopic = "projects/{your-project}/topics/{your-topic}";
// Ensure this Service Account has the "pubsub.topics.setIamPolicy" permission on this topic.

const orgName = client.organizationPath(organizationId);

async function createNotificationConfig() {
  const [response] = await client.createNotificationConfig({
    parent: orgName,
    configId: configId,
    notificationConfig: {
      description: 'Sample config for node.js',
      pubsubTopic: pubsubTopic,
      streamingConfig: {filter: 'state = "ACTIVE"'},
    },
  });
  console.log('Notification config creation succeeded: ', response);
}

createNotificationConfig();

PHP

use Google\Cloud\SecurityCenter\V1\SecurityCenterClient;
use Google\Cloud\SecurityCenter\V1\NotificationConfig;
use Google\Cloud\SecurityCenter\V1\NotificationConfig\StreamingConfig;

/** Uncomment and populate these variables in your code */
// $organizationId = "{your-org-id}";
// $notificationConfigId = {"your-unique-id"};
// $projectId = "{your-project}"";
// $topicName = "{your-topic}";

$securityCenterClient = new SecurityCenterClient();
$organizationName = $securityCenterClient::organizationName($organizationId);
$pubsubTopic = $securityCenterClient::topicName($projectId, $topicName);

$streamingConfig = (new StreamingConfig())->setFilter('state = "ACTIVE"');
$notificationConfig = (new NotificationConfig())
    ->setDescription('A sample notification config')
    ->setPubsubTopic($pubsubTopic)
    ->setStreamingConfig($streamingConfig);

$response = $securityCenterClient->createNotificationConfig(
    $organizationName,
    $notificationConfigId,
    $notificationConfig
);
printf('Notification config was created: %s' . PHP_EOL, $response->getName());

Ruby

require "google/cloud/security_center"

# Your organization id. e.g. for "organizations/123", this would be "123".
# org_id = "YOUR_ORGANZATION_ID"

# Your notification config id. e.g. for
# "organizations/123/notificationConfigs/my-config" this would be "my-config".
# config_id = "YOUR_CONFIG_ID"

# The PubSub topic where notifications will be published.
# pubsub_topic = "YOUR_TOPIC"

client = Google::Cloud::SecurityCenter.security_center

org_path = client.organization_path organization: org_id

notification_config = {
  description:      "Sample config for Ruby",
  pubsub_topic:     pubsub_topic,
  streaming_config: { filter: 'state = "ACTIVE"' }
}

response = client.create_notification_config(
  parent:              org_path,
  config_id:           config_id,
  notification_config: notification_config
)
puts "Created notification config #{config_id}: #{response}."

C#


using Google.Api.Gax.ResourceNames;
using Google.Cloud.SecurityCenter.V1;
using System;

///<summary> Create NotificationConfig Snippet. </summary>
public class CreateNotificationConfigSnippets
{
    public static NotificationConfig CreateNotificationConfig(
        string organizationId, string notificationConfigId, string projectId, string topicName)
    {
        OrganizationName orgName = new OrganizationName(organizationId);
        TopicName pubsubTopic = new TopicName(projectId, topicName);

        SecurityCenterClient client = SecurityCenterClient.Create();
        CreateNotificationConfigRequest request = new CreateNotificationConfigRequest
        {
            ParentAsOrganizationName = orgName,
            ConfigId = notificationConfigId,
            NotificationConfig = new NotificationConfig
            {
                Description = ".Net notification config",
                PubsubTopicAsTopicName = pubsubTopic,
                StreamingConfig = new NotificationConfig.Types.StreamingConfig { Filter = "state = \"ACTIVE\"" }
            }
        };

        NotificationConfig response = client.CreateNotificationConfig(request);
        Console.WriteLine($"Notification config was created: {response}");
        return response;
    }
}

Notifications are now published to the Pub/Sub topic you specified. To publish notifications, a service account is created for you in the form of service-org-ORGANIZATION_ID@gcp-sa-scc-notification.iam.gserviceaccount.com. This service account is created when you create your first NotificationConfig and is automatically granted the securitycenter.notificationServiceAgent role at the organization level. This service account role is required for notifications to function.

In the preceding steps, you created either a project-level notifications service account in the form of SERVICE_ACCOUNT_ID@PROJECT_ID.iam.gserviceaccount.com or used a user account with the gcloud tool. You can optionally revoke the permissions you granted to this account. To learn more, see Granting, changing, and revoking access.

Granting perimeter access in VPC Service Controls

If you use VPC Service Controls and your Pub/Sub topic is part of a project inside a service perimeter, you must grant access to projects in order to create notifications.

To grant access to projects, create ingress and egress rules for the users, service accounts, and projects that are used to create notifications. The rules allow access to protected resources and let Pub/Sub verify that users have the setIamPolicy permission on the Pub/Sub topic.

Before creating a NotificationConfig

Before completing the steps in Creating a NotificationConfig, do the following:

  1. Go to the VPC Service Controls page in the Google Cloud Console.

    Go to VPC Service Controls

  2. If necessary, select your organization.

  3. Click the name of the service perimeter you want to change.

    To find the service perimeter you need to modify, you can check your logs for entries that show RESOURCES_NOT_IN_SAME_SERVICE_PERIMETER violations. In those entries, check the servicePerimeterName field: accessPolicies/ACCESS_POLICY_ID/servicePerimeters/SERVICE_PERIMETER_NAME.

  4. Click Edit Perimeter.

  5. In the navigation menu, click Ingress Policy.

  6. To configure ingress rules for users or service accounts, use the following parameters:

    • FROM attributes of the API client:
      • In the Source drop-down menu, select All Sources.
      • In the Identities drop-down menu, choose Selected identities.
      • Click Select, and then enter the user or service account email address used to call the Security Command Center API.
    • TO attributes of GCP services/resources:
      • In the Project drop-down menu, choose Selected projects.
      • Click Select, and then enter the project that contains the Pub/Sub topic.
      • In the Services drop-down menu, choose Selected services, and then select Cloud Pub/Sub API.
      • In the Methods drop-down menu, choose All actions.

  7. Click Save.

  8. In the navigation menu, click Egress Policy.

  9. Click Add Rule.

  10. To configure egress rules for user or service accounts, enter the following parameters:

    • FROM attributes of the API client:
      • In the Identities drop-down menu, choose Selected identities.
      • Click Select, and then enter the user or service account email address used to call the Security Command Center API.
    • TO attributes of GCP services/resources:
      • In the Project drop-down menu, choose All projects.
      • In the Services drop-down menu, choose Selected services, and then select Cloud Pub/Sub API.
      • In the Methods drop-down menu, choose All actions.

  11. Click Save.

Create an ingress rule for the NotificationConfig

To create an ingress rule for a NotificationConfig, do the following:

  1. Complete the instructions in Creating a NotificationConfig.
  2. Re-open the service perimeter from the previous section.
  3. Click Ingress Policy.
  4. Click Add Rule.
  5. To configure the ingress rule for the NotificationConfig service account you created, enter the following parameters:
    • FROM attributes of the API client:
      • In the Source drop-down menu, select All Sources.
      • In the Identities drop-down menu, choose Selected identities.
      • Click Select, and then enter the name of the NotificationConfig service account: service-org-ORGANIZATION_ID@gcp-sa-scc-notification.iam.gserviceaccount.com
    • TO attributes of GCP services/resources:
      • In the Project drop-down menu, choose Selected projects.
      • Click Select, and then enter a project that is outside of the perimeter.
      • In the Services drop-down menu, choose All services.
  6. In the navigation menu, click Save.

The selected projects, users, and services accounts can now access the protected resources and create notifications.

If you followed all of the steps in this guide, and notifications are working properly, you can now delete the following:

  • The ingress rule for the user or service account
  • The egress rule for the user or service account

Those rules were only needed to configure the NotificationConfig. However, for notifications to continue working, you must keep the ingress rule for the NotificationConfig, which lets it publish notifications to your Pub/Sub topic behind the service perimeter.

What's next