[Free] Azure Security Real World-Hands-On For Beginners
Azure Security Basics – Free Course
What you’ll learn
- Azure Cloud Engineers who want learn security
- You will learn to understand on what’s needed to secure your Azure environment
- Learn about basic Azure security and why we need to know this
- After this course short basic course you will have knowledge and know how to successfully manage and deploy basic Security in any Azure environment.
- Great for Azure Engineers at all levels, Managers, Support Techs, Security Engineers
Requirements
- A basic knowledge of how to use Azure
- You will a basic understanding of how to use Azure and to create virtual machines, networks, Resource groups.
Description
Learn the basics of Azure Security from Azure Locks, NSGs, Encryption and Firewall deployment and more…Protect data, apps, and infrastructure quickly with built-in security services in Azure that include unparalleled security intelligence to help identify rapidly evolving threats early so you can respond quickly. Implement a layered, defense in-depth strategy across identity, data, hosts, and networks. Unify security management and enable advanced threat protection across hybrid cloud environments.
We know that security is job one in the cloud and how important it is that you find accurate and timely information about Azure security. One of the best reasons to use Azure for your applications and services is to take advantage of its wide array of security tools and capabilities. These tools and capabilities help make it possible to create secure solutions on the secure Azure platform. Microsoft Azure provides confidentiality, integrity, and availability of customer data, while also enabling transparent accountability.Depending on the cloud service model, there is variable responsibility for who is responsible for managing the security of the application or service. There are capabilities available in the Azure Platform to assist you in meeting these responsibilities through built-in features, and through partner solutions that can be deployed into an Azure subscription.
The built-in capabilities are organized in six functional areas: Operations, Applications, Storage, Networking, Compute, and Identity. Additional detail on the features and capabilities available in the Azure Platform in these six areas are provided through summary information.
Author(s): Ryan O’Connell
