Build BeyondCorp Enterprise access policy configurations with access levels, device policies, and service perimeters.
Last verified: May 2026
Build BeyondCorp Enterprise access policy configurations with access levels, device policies, and service perimeters.
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nameparenttitleaccessLevelsOutput will appear here...The builder constructs BeyondCorp Enterprise configurations: access policies (high-level policy bindings to applications), access levels (basic with conditions on IP/device/identity, or custom CEL expressions for complex logic), application configuration (target backend, IAP-protected endpoints), and device policy (using Endpoint Verification signals: encryption state, OS version, MDM status). Output is generated as gcloud access-context-manager commands and Terraform google_access_context_manager_access_level + google_iap_brand resources.
Build BeyondCorp Enterprise access policy configurations with access levels, device policies, and service perimeters. This tool helps GCP engineers generate valid configurations quickly without consulting documentation, reducing errors and accelerating infrastructure deployment. All processing runs in your browser with no data sent to external servers.
Your organization has 50 internal tools currently behind a corporate VPN. Users complain about VPN slowness and reliability; security worries about VPN attack surface. The builder generates a BeyondCorp config: applications front-ended by IAP (Identity-Aware Proxy), access levels requiring corporate identity + managed-device + low-risk-score, conditional access policies per app. Within 2 months, VPN usage drops 80% as users access internal tools directly via authenticated browser sessions. Security improves (no VPN attack surface), UX improves (no VPN client to manage).
BeyondCorp Enterprise is GCP's Zero Trust platform — replaces VPN access with context-aware proxies that authenticate based on user identity + device posture + access level conditions. For internal apps that previously required VPN, BeyondCorp eliminates the VPN entirely.
Device policies require Endpoint Verification — the Chrome extension or Verified Access agent that reports device state (screen lock, disk encryption, OS version, MDM-managed). Without Endpoint Verification deployed via MDM/Chrome policy, device-based access conditions can't evaluate.
Access levels combine multiple conditions with AND/OR logic: 'corporate IP AND (managed device OR admin user)' is a typical pattern. Test access levels in dry-run mode before enforcing — production app access blockages from misconfigured access levels are a fast way to lose user trust.
The BeyondCorp Access options surface what is currently documented in the Google Cloud reference for that service. When Google adds a new property or value, we add it here after verifying the schema in a real project. If a recently-announced feature is not yet selectable, treat that as a 'not yet supported' signal rather than an opinion that it should not be used.
No — generating a BeyondCorp Access configuration is independent of the IAM roles required to apply it. Apply the output with a principal that has the documented permissions for that service. For least-privilege scoping, GCP's Policy Intelligence and the Role Recommender produce permission lists scoped to actual usage.
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