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The annual firewall review covered the following GCP firewall resources:
- VPC Network:
- Subnets:
- Firewall Rule Sets within:
- (if applicable)
- (if applicable)
- (if applicable)
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- web traffic, database access, admin access, internal services
- production, staging, internal, restricted
- web app, API service, internal automation, monitoring
Below is a representative sample of reviewed firewall rules. A complete rule list is available upon request.
Allows public HTTPS traffic to web applications
Internal microservice communication
Blocks SSH access from the public internet
Required for GCP-managed health checks
Enables database connectivity from app services
- Public HTTPS traffic is required for customer-facing services; only port 443 is exposed following best practices.
- Necessary for microservice-to-microservice communication within the private VPC.
- Enforces secure access by requiring IAP, VPN, or Privileged Access Workflows.
- Mandatory for GCP load balancer health probes to maintain service uptime.
- Allows secure database connections from App Engine and Cloud Run.
Each rule was reviewed for compliance with organizational policy and industry best practices.
Industry-standard exposure; HTTPS-only
Least privilege applied; internal CIDRs only
Aligned with secure-access policies
Required for system reliability
Overly permissive; requires additional restrictions
- Restrict to known, necessary external addresses.
- Add to all allow rules lacking visibility.
- Introduce for easier rule grouping and traceability.
- Remove unused rules:
- appears unused according to firewall hit logs.
- Add a deny-all rule for unused ports within production.
- Add segmentation rules between staging and production environments.
- Add explicit allow-lists for outbound dependency services.
I certify that the annual firewall review was completed in accordance with organizational policy and industry best practices.
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