Implementing Microsoft Azure Subscription Security

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Michael Teske

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:57

02 - Identifying Azure Subscription Management Resources

02 - Overview.mp4

02:13

03 - Azure Management Cycle.mp4

02:16

04 - Azure Management Groups.mp4

03:13

05 - Azure Policy.mp4

01:59

06 - Azure Activity Log.mp4

01:04

07 - Demo - Identify Azure Subscription Resources.mp4

07:32

08 - Azure Resource Manager.mp4

01:44

09 - Role-based Access Control and Resource Locks.mp4

04:16

10 - Demo - Identify Azure Management Resources.mp4

05:18

11 - Summary.mp4

01:12

03 - Configuring Microsoft Azure Subscription Security

12 - Overview.mp4

01:00

13 - Shared Responsibility Model.mp4

02:35

14 - Configuring Management Groups.mp4

02:23

15 - Demo - Creating Management Groups.mp4

04:35

16 - Role-based Access Control.mp4

03:46

17 - Demo - Configuring Role-based Access Control.mp4

04:52

18 - Summary.mp4

00:56

04 - Securing Azure Resources

19 - Overview.mp4

01:11

20 - Azure Security Center.mp4

04:31

21 - Demo - Azure Security Center Overview.mp4

04:03

22 - Configuring Azure Policy.mp4

03:25

23 - Demo - Create and Assign an Azure Policy.mp4

02:39

24 - Configuring Resource Locks.mp4

01:38

25 - Demo - Create Resource Locks.mp4

02:26

26 - Summary.mp4

01:03

Description

This course identifies the resources, tools, and methods needed to maintain the security across your Azure subscriptions.

What You'll Learn?

Shifting to the cloud requires quite a bit of thought and analysis. It's critical to think about how you can govern what your users have the rights to do within your company’s subscriptions. In this course, Implementing Microsoft Azure Subscription Security, you will learn what controls and features you can use to ensure you’re able to control who can deploy those resources, what they can deploy, and what they can do after deployment. First, you will make management groups to better organize and manage your subscription resources. Next, you will create policies to ensure your Azure assets remain in compliance and remediated if not. Finally, you will enforce the practice of least privilege by locking down resources through access control and resource locks. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to set guardrails and manage the governance over your entire Azure environment.

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Michael Teske

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Michael Teske is an Author Evangelist with Pluralsight helping people build their skills toolkit. Michael has 20+ years of experience in the IT Ops industry including 17 of those years as an IT instructor at a technical college focusing on Microsoft server infrastructure solutions as well as Microsoft enterprise applications including automation using PowerShell. During his time as an instructor, Michael has developed curriculum for several courses as well as authored curriculum for Microsoft's Technology Associate certification tracks. Michael attained his MBA with an emphasis in Computer Information System Security several years ago. Michael still keeps up with the industry as an independent consultant in his spare time. Michael finds personal and professional growth by helping others discover the world of technology by sharing his passion as a tech enthusiast in all aspects. He understands the worker shortage in IT and continues to be an evangelist for an industry that has provided a fulfilling career for himself.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.