Google's Inherent Controls for PCI Compliance

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If you want to evaluate GCP (Google Cloud Platform) for PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance, you need to identify Google's inherent controls. Inherent controls are the controls that are built into a system or platform by its provider. To find information about Google's inherent controls for PCI compliance, you should review the relevant documentation.

Out of the given options, the document that contains information about Google's inherent controls is the "Google Cloud Platform: Customer Responsibility Matrix," option A. This document outlines the shared responsibility model between Google and its customers, which includes the inherent security controls that Google provides to its customers.

Option B, "PCI DSS Requirements and Security Assessment Procedures," is a document from the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) that outlines the requirements and procedures for achieving PCI compliance. This document does not contain information about Google's inherent controls.

Option C, "PCI SSC Cloud Computing Guidelines," is a document from the PCI SSC that provides guidance on how to secure cloud environments to achieve PCI compliance. This document does not contain information about Google's inherent controls.

Option D, "Product documentation for Compute Engine," is documentation specific to a single product within the GCP ecosystem. While this documentation may contain information about security controls for that product, it does not provide a comprehensive overview of Google's inherent controls for PCI compliance across the entire platform.

In summary, the document you should review to find information about Google's inherent controls for PCI compliance is the "Google Cloud Platform: Customer Responsibility Matrix," option A.