VPC Service Controls documentation
VPC Service Controls lets you mitigate data exfiltration risks by isolating resources of multi-tenant Google Cloud services. With VPC Service Controls, you can enforce adaptive access control based on IP range or device trust for accessing Google Cloud resources from outside privileged networks. For more information, see Overview of VPC Service Controls.
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Documentation resources
Guides
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Set up a service perimeter using Google Cloud console
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Add projects to a perimeter using Terraform
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Design and architect perimeters
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Manage dry run configurations
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Design access levels
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Configure ingress and egress rules
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Allow access to protected resources from outside a perimeter
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Create a scoped policy
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Set up private connectivity to Google APIs and services
Concepts
Reference and resources
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