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Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Certification and Beyond

You're reading from  Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Certification and Beyond

Product type Book
Published in Jan 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801073301
Pages 424 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Steve Miles Steve Miles
Profile icon Steve Miles

Table of Contents (21) Chapters

Preface 1. Section 1: Cloud Concepts
2. Chapter 1: Introduction to Cloud Computing 3. Chapter 2: Benefits of Cloud Computing 4. Section 2: Core Azure Services
5. Chapter 3: Core Azure Architectural Components 6. Chapter 4: Core Azure Resources 7. Section 3: Core Solutions and Management Tools
8. Chapter 5: Core Azure Solutions 9. Chapter 6: Azure Management Tools 10. Section 4: Security
11. Chapter 7: Azure Security 12. Section 5: Identity, Governance, Privacy, and Compliance
13. Chapter 8: Azure Identity Services 14. Chapter 9: Azure Governance 15. Chapter 10: Azure Privacy and Compliance 16. Section 6: Cost Management and Service-Level Agreements
17. Chapter 11: Azure Cost Planning and Management 18. Chapter 12: Azure Service-Level Agreements 19. Chapter 13: Exam Preparation Practice Tests 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Network and application protection

This section introduces the core solutions available in Azure to protect and secure the network and applications running in Azure; this section also covers solutions that, while not part of the exam objectives, have been included with brief coverage as they should be considered required knowledge for a day-to-day Azure role.

NSGs

An NSG is a network security control and should be part of your DoD approach to protecting the network layer from network threats.

An NSG controls access, limits connections to virtual machines (VMs) in an Azure Virtual Network (VNet), and uses a deny-by-default policy; this means that all access is denied unless explicitly allowed. The following diagram shows a simplification of this:

Figure 7.7 – VM access

In the preceding diagram, Subnet 1 has no traffic filtering in place, so you would be able to connect to Windows VM1 using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) on port 3389, and so can...

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