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Google Cloud integration

Shows security teams where Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform (formerly Vertex AI) runs across Google Cloud, including AI services nobody registered.

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What it does

What this integration does

The Google Cloud integration uses Cloud Asset Inventory to give AxiReady and AxiSentinel a view of Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform endpoints (formerly Vertex AI), models and regions. It shows which projects hold AI services, where those services run, and which ones are missing from your AI register, so reviews begin from evidence.

Benefits

Benefits

Find unregistered AI servicesBrings AI services created by individual teams into view, so they can be reviewed rather than missed.
See AI across projectsGives security teams one view of Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform endpoints (formerly Vertex AI) and models across Google Cloud projects.
Know where models runShows the region behind each AI service, which helps teams answer data location questions with facts.
Aim reviews at real systemsHelps risk owners spend review time on the AI services that actually exist in the estate.
Use cases

Use cases

Research projects in view

A pharmaceutical security team sees Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform endpoints across research projects, including services a lab set up on its own. Risk owners gain a clearer picture of which research AI needs a formal review.

AI across a university

A university runs Google Cloud projects across many departments. Its security team sees which departments host AI models and endpoints, and it gains a shared list to bring into the institution's AI register.

Regional view for grid operations

A grid operator needs to know where its AI services run. The security team sees models and endpoints by region and gives operations leaders a factual answer when they ask about data location.

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