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An enterprise is storing sensitive customer analytics datasets across Google Cloud storage and data services, such as BigQuery and Cloud Storage. While Google Cloud encrypts all data at rest by default, the company's regulatory compliance mandate requires the security team to maintain direct control over key rotation schedules, audit key usage, and immediately revoke access to data by disabling keys if a security incident occurs.
Which encryption strategy should the organization implement to meet these compliance requirements?
Customer-Managed Encryption Keys (CMEK) allow organizations to use Cloud Key Management Service (Cloud KMS) to create, manage, rotate, and control cryptographic keys that protect data stored at rest in Google Cloud services such as BigQuery, Cloud Storage, Cloud SQL, and Persistent Disk.
CMEK represents the industry-standard approach when organizations must comply with stringent regulatory frameworks that mandate customer control over encryption keys, while still leveraging the scalability, performance, and native functionality of Google Cloud managed services.
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