Introduction to Just-in-time Access Just-in-Time (JIT) Access in Azure is a security feature designed to reduce the attack surface by allowing users to request access to a virtual machine (VM) o...

Introduction to Azure Security Benchmark The Azure Security Benchmark (ASB) is a set of best practices and recommendations provided by Microsoft for securing Azure services. It is designed to ...

Introduction to AWS Foundational Security Best Practices Framework The AWS Foundational Security Best Practices framework is a set of guidelines and recommendations provided by Amazon Web Servic...

Introduction The Log Analytics Agent also known as the Microsoft Monitoring Agent (MMA), is a component used in Azure Monitor to collect telemetry and other data from Windows and Linux virtual m...

Introduction Major cloud providers have a comprehensive suite of tools and services to secure your storage infrastructure. Securing storage accounts in cloud involves implementing various secu...

Introduction Major cloud providers have a comprehensive suite of tools and services to secure your network infrastructure. These options cover various aspects of network security, including ac...

Introduction Securing an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster involves multiple layers of security to protect the cluster, workloads, and data. Below are key steps and best practices to secu...

Introduction 1. Network Security Virtual Network Integration: Deploy containers within an Azure Virtual Network (VNet) for secure, isolated network access. Network Security Groups (NSGs): App...

Introduction Microsoft Defender for Cloud, formerly known as Azure Security Center and Azure Defender, is a cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP) that is made up of security measu...

Introduction Azure Policies are a governance tool within Microsoft Azure that allow you to create, assign, and manage policies to enforce rules and ensure compliance across your Azure resources....