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KMS Keys

Open Unified Identities › Resources, filter Providers to GCP Identities › KMS Key, then select a row to open its details.

KMS Keys

KMS Keys Details

Opening a KMS key shows the Details and Metadata tabs. The card title can carry a Tier 0/Tier 2 badge and an Import Only badge.

You can analyze the object in the Graph by clicking the Graph » button next to the Information title.

GCP KMSKey Details

The Details tab contains attributes about the GCP KMS Key. The page also includes an Issues panel that lists any security findings related to the key, along with a Risk score and Exposure Point.

Information

Attribute
Description

Name

The full resource path of the key (e.g., projects/management-project-486413/locations/northamerica-northeast1/keyRings/deneme-key/cryptoKeys/deneme-key).

Display Name

The human-readable name of the key.

Project ID

The ID of the project the key belongs to.

Location

The location of the key ring (e.g., northamerica-northeast1).

Primary Version State

The state of the primary key version (e.g., ENABLED).

Purpose

The cryptographic purpose of the key (e.g., ENCRYPT_DECRYPT).

Rotation Period

The configured automatic rotation interval for the key, if set.

Destroy Scheduled Duration

The duration before a scheduled key version destruction takes effect.

Import Only

Indicates whether the key only accepts imported key material.

Create Time

The timestamp when the key was created.

Update Time

The timestamp of the last update to the key.

Next Rotation Time

The scheduled time of the next automatic key rotation.

Full Resource Name

The fully-qualified resource name, including the API service (e.g., //cloudkms.googleapis.com/...).

Parent Project

A link to the parent project the key belongs to.

Parent Key Ring Id

The key ring that holds the key, when available.

Metadata

Displays the Labels and Annotations of the key.

Issues

Lists security findings associated with the key (e.g., KMS Key Publicly Accessible, KMS Key Rotation Not Enabled), each tagged with relevant categories such as Least Privilege, Data Protection, or Credential Security, and a severity rating (e.g., Critical, Medium).

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