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Microsoft Azure Security: From Fundamentals to Advanced Cloud Defense

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Master the essential principles, technologies, and best practices for securing Microsoft Azure environments, from foundational cloud security concepts to advanced threat detection and incident response.


This comprehensive course explores Microsoft Entra ID, identity and access management, Zero Trust security, Azure networking, data protection, governance, and cloud workload security. Learners will discover how to secure Azure resources, manage privileged access, protect sensitive information, and reduce security vulnerabilities.


The course also covers Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Microsoft Sentinel, security monitoring, threat hunting, incident investigation, and automated security operations.

Through practical scenarios and real-world security concepts, learners will develop the knowledge needed to design, implement, monitor, and continuously improve security across Microsoft Azure environments.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Understand Azure security fundamentals and the shared responsibility model.
  • Implement identity protection using Microsoft Entra ID, MFA, Conditional Access, and RBAC.
  • Apply Zero Trust principles and privileged access management.
  • Secure Azure virtual networks, virtual machines, applications, and containers.
  • Protect sensitive data using encryption, Azure Key Vault, and secure storage configurations.
  • Manage security governance with Azure Policy and resource controls.
  • Identify vulnerabilities and improve cloud security posture using Microsoft Defender for Cloud.
  • Monitor security events and investigate threats using Azure Monitor and Microsoft Sentinel.
  • Perform cloud incident response, threat hunting, and security automation.
  • Apply DevSecOps, secure deployment practices, and enterprise cloud security strategies.

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