Microsoft Azure: Security Concepts

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David Elfassy

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[1] Introduction

[1] Microsoft Azure security concepts.mp4

00:50

[2] What you should know.mp4

00:31

[2] 1. Security Principles in the Cloud

[1] A security approach The importance of securing.mp4

09:34

[2] Terminology Understanding the security terms.mp4

12:03

[3] Defense in depth approach.mp4

05:34

[4] Transferring security concepts to the cloud.mp4

05:37

[5] Exploring the security portals.mp4

09:07

[6] Understanding the security scores.mp4

06:20

[3] 2. Security Concepts for the Azure Cloud

[1] Managing and securing resources in Azure.mp4

05:53

[2] Exploring Azure Active Directory security features.mp4

05:02

[3] Enabling multifactor authentication for a user.mp4

03:42

[4] Exploring identity governance.mp4

05:44

[4] 3. Secure Your Azure-Built Services

[1] Creating resources to secure your Azure services and data.mp4

02:12

[2] Implement Azure Sentinel.mp4

03:34

[3] Creating and configuring Azure Key Vault.mp4

03:12

[5] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

02:37

Description

The professionals in charge of Azure administration need to know how to secure services correctly to protect the data flowing between client computers and the cloud. This course investigates security concepts related to Azure deployment and services such as Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory). Find out how to use the built-in security tools in Azure, implement more robust multifactor authentication, and protect your services and data. Plus, learn how to create and configure Azure Key Vault, which allows you to centralize the storage of your app secrets (and refrain from needing to store security information in your code).

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