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Machine Learning Engineer
The content of this intensive training is derived from the exam "AZ-500: Microsoft Azure Security Technologies". During the intensive training days with our trainers, you will work with the official Microsoft course materials.
Module 1: Manage identity and access
Gone are the days when security focused on strong perimeter defenses to keep out malicious hackers. Anything outside the perimeter was treated as hostile, while inside the wall, an organization's systems were trusted. Today's security posture is to embrace a breach and apply the zero trust model. Security professionals are no longer focused on defending the perimeter. Modern organizations need to support access to data and services both inside and outside the corporate firewall equally. This module will serve as your roadmap as you begin to build more security into your Azure solutions.
Lessons:
Configure Azure AD PIM
Configure and manage Azure Key Vault
Configuring Azure AD for Azure workloads
Security for an Azure subscription
Module 2: Implementing platform protection
Security in the cloud is job #1 and it's important that you find accurate and up-to-date information about Azure security. One of the best reasons to use Azure for your applications and services is to take advantage of Azure's wide range of security tools and capabilities. These tools and capabilities make it possible to build secure solutions on the secure Azure platform.
Lessons:
- Understanding cloud security
- Azure networking
- Securing the network
- Implementing host security
- Implementing platform security
- Implementing subscription security
Module 3: Backing up data and applications
Azure Security for Data and Applications provides a comprehensive solution that helps organizations take full advantage of cloud applications while maintaining control with improved visibility into activity. It also increases the protection of critical data in cloud applications. With tools that help uncover shadow IT, assess risk, enforce policies, investigate activity and stop threats, organizations can securely move to the cloud while maintaining control of critical data.
Lessons:
- Configuring security policies for data management
- Configuring security for the data infrastructure
- Configuring encryption for data at rest
- Understanding application security
- Implementing security for the application lifecycle
- Secure applications
Module 4: Manage Security Operations
Azure provides security mechanisms to support administrators who manage Azure cloud services and virtual machines. These mechanisms include: Authentication and role-based access control, monitoring, logging and auditing, certificates and encrypted communication, and a web management portal.
Lessons:
- Configuring security services
- Configuring security policies with Azure Security Center
- Manage security alerts
- Reacting to the rectification of security problems
- Creating security baselines
- Please note that there is no exam at the end of this course.
- Description of specialized data classifications on Azure
- Identification of Azure data protection mechanisms
- Implementation of Azure data encryption procedures
- Securing Internet protocols and their implementation on Azure
- Description of the security services and features of Azure
This intensive training prepares you for:
Exam: " AZ-500: Microsoft Azure Security Technologies " for the
certification: " Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate "
This course consists of training training and is led by a trainer who supervises the participants live. Theory and practice are taught with live demonstrations and practical exercises. The video conferencing software Zoom is used.
participants with at least one year of hands-on experience securing Azure workloads and experience with security controls for workloads on Azure who want to expand their knowledge of Azure's security features and capabilities.
Requirements
- Understanding of security best practices and industry security requirements, e.g. defense in depth, least privilege access, role-based access control, multi-factor authentication, shared responsibility and zero trust model
- Familiarity with security protocols such as VPN (Virtual Private Networks), IPsec (Internet Security Protocol), SSL (Secure Socket Layer), data carrier and data encryption methods
- Experience with deploying Azure workloads. This course does not cover the basics of Azure management, but the course content builds on this knowledge and provides further security-specific information.
- Experience with Windows and Linux operating systems and scripting languages. Course labs can use PowerShell and the CLI.
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