Microsoft Azure - Secure your Cloud Data Training in Qatar, Doha

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Azure was designed for security and compliance. Learn how to leverage the built-in services to store your app data securely to ensure that only authorized services and clients have access to it.

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Security, responsibility, and trust in Azure

Every system, architecture, and application needs to be designed with security in mind. There’s too much at risk. For instance, a denial of service attack could prevent your customer from reaching your web site or services and block you from doing business. Defacement of your website damages your reputation. And a data breach could be even worse — as it can ruin hard-earned trust, while causing significant personal and financial harm. As administrators, developers, and IT management, we all must work to guarantee the security of our systems.

Top 5 security items to consider before pushing to production

Secure your web applications on Azure and protect your apps against the most common and dangerous web application attacks.

In this module, you will:

Use Azure Security Center
Verify your application’s inputs and outputs
Store your secrets into Key Vault
Ensure you are using the latest version of your framework, and its security features
Validate that your program dependencies and libraries are safe to use

Configure security policies to manage data

Arranging your information and distinguishing your information insurance needs causes you select the correct cloud answer for your association. Information grouping empowers associations to discover capacity advancements that probably won’t be conceivable when all information is appointed a similar worth. Arranging (or ordering) put away information by affectability and business sway assists associations with deciding the dangers related with the information. After your information has been grouped, associations can deal with their information in manners that mirror their interior incentive as opposed to treating all information a similar way.

Secure your Azure Storage account

Learn how Azure Storage provides multilayered security to protect your data. Find out how to use access keys, to secure networks, and to use Advanced Threat Protection to proactively monitor your system.

In this module you will:

Explore the Azure Data Lake enterprise-class security features.
Understand storage account keys.
Understand shared access signatures.
Understand transport-level encryption with HTTPS.
Understand Advanced Threat Protection.
Control network access.

Configure and manage secrets in Azure Key Vault

PetDash is an online pet food delivery company that provides store-to-door service for all their customer’s pet needs. They take online orders, store credit cards and personal details in their SQL database, and have a secure website running on Azure App Service to interact with customers. They’ve been in business a little over a year and Steve, one of the website admins, noticed that their website certificate for the petdash.com domain has expired. Steve quickly renews the certificate and gets it installed on the server, and begins to explore ways to ensure that this problem never happens again. The investigation reveals that Azure Key Vault supports certificate management. Even better, Key Vault can communicate with App Service to provide the certification and renew it automatically if necessary.

Secure your Azure resources with role-based access control (RBAC)

Securing your Azure resources, such as virtual machines, websites, networks, and storage, is a critical function for any organization using the cloud. You want to ensure that your data and assets are protected, but still grant your employees and partners the access they need to perform their jobs. Role-based access control (RBAC) is an authorization system in Azure that helps you manage who has access to Azure resources, what they can do with those resources, and where they have access.

As an example, suppose you work for First Up Consultants, which is an engineering firm that specializes in circuit and electrical design. They’ve moved their workloads and assets to Azure to make collaboration easier across several offices and other companies. You work in the IT department at First Up Consultants, where you are responsible for keeping the company’s assets secure, but still allowing users to access the resources they need. You’ve heard that RBAC can help you manage resources in Azure.

Secure your Azure SQL Database

Data security is critical when protecting your customer’s privacy and your organization’s reputation. Businesses have closed due to financial damage or ruined reputations. Customers have had their data accessed unlawfully because of security breaches exposing their personal details, and again, possibly causing financial harm.

Suppose you work at an online retailer. To support the online marketplace your company provides, you store an assortment of data from your customers, such as phone numbers, addresses, and credit cards. You also store data that is critical to the health of your business, such as financial account balances and intellectual property. If exposed or maliciously accessed it could jeopardize the health of your business and the trust your customers place in you. It’s your responsibility to make sure this data stored in your databases is as secure as possible, to protect both your customer data and your business data.