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Creating Security Baselines in Microsoft Azure
This course will teach you about Security Baselines, which are part of the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure. You'll learn how to identify security risks, create policy statements to address them, and implement secure designs in Azure.
What you'll learn
Security is a major concern for every organization moving to the cloud, or evolving their cloud security practices. In this course, Creating Security Baselines in Microsoft Azure, you'll learn about the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework, and the Security Baseline discipline contained in the framework. First, you'll explore the framework itself, and the five disciplines of cloud governance. Next, you'll cover how to create network security baselines using features of Azure. Finally, you'll discover how to secure data at rest, in transit and in use, using encryption and key management features in Azure. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of security design needed to create a Security Baseline for your organization.
Table of contents
- Introduction | 1m 35s
- Software Defined Networking Models in Azure | 3m 42s
- The Hub Spoke Model | 3m 52s
- Creating User Defined Routes | 6m
- Network Access Controls with NSGs and Azure Firewall | 5m 47s
- Configuring Internet Connectivity Paths | 2m 2s
- Publishing Web Applications with Application Gateway | 3m 38s
- Network Monitoring and Threat Detection | 6m 39s
- Azure Policy Templates for Virtual Networks | 1m 18s
- Module Summary | 57s
- Introduction | 2m 34s
- Key Management with Azure Key Vault | 3m 57s
- Creating a New Key Vault | 7m 45s
- Encrypting Data at Rest in Azure | 8m 56s
- Configure Customer-managed Keys for Azure Storage | 4m 6s
- Encrypting Data in Transit in Azure | 2m 2s
- Protecting Data in Use with Azure Confidential Computing | 1m 31s
- Securing Confidential Data in Email and Documents | 3m 17s
- Module Summary | 1m 29s
About the author
Neil is a solutions architect and developer, with a passion for web development, architecture, and security. He has worked in large and small IT organizations, written articles on development, and spoken at local .NET user groups. Neil has several Microsoft Certifications, including MCPD, MCSA, and MCSD.
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