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AI endpoint access logging should be enabled

AI inference endpoints should produce enough telemetry to investigate abuse, prompt injection attempts, anomalous invocation volume, data leakage, and unauthorized access. Missing endpoint logging makes AI incidents difficult to detect and reconstruct.

Category

Controls

Medium

Applies to

Google Cloud

Coverage

1 queries

Asset types

3 covered

Overview

AI inference endpoints should produce enough telemetry to investigate abuse, prompt injection attempts, anomalous invocation volume, data leakage, and unauthorized access. Missing endpoint logging makes AI incidents difficult to detect and reconstruct.

Remediation guidance

Remediation

Enable access logging and container logging for AI endpoints. Route logs to the approved SIEM or monitoring pipeline with retention aligned to incident response requirements.

  1. Enable endpoint access logging.
  2. Avoid disabling deployed model container logs unless approved.
  3. Add monitoring for spikes, failures, unusual callers, and denied requests.

Query logic

These are the stored checks tied to this control.

AI endpoint access logging should be enabled

Connectors

Google Cloud

Covered asset types

AI ServicesEndpointLogging

Expected check: eq []

{
  vertexAIEndpoints(where: { deployedModels_SOME: { OR: [ { enableAccessLogging: { eq: false } } { disableContainerLogging: { eq: true } } ] } }) { ...AssetFragment }
}
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