
Microsoft Azure Network Security
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Network security is crucial to safely deploying and managing Azure cloud resources in any environment. Now, two of Microsoft's leading experts present a comprehensive, cloud-native approach to protecting your network, and safeguarding all your Azure systems and assets. Nicholas DiCola and Anthony Roman begin with a thoughtful overview of network security's role in the cloud. Next, they offer practical, real-world guidance on deploying cloud-native solutions for firewalling, DDOS, WAF, and other foundational services - all within a best-practice secure network architecture based on proven design patterns.
Two of Microsoft's leading Azure network security experts show how to:
Review Azure components and services for securing network infrastructure, and the threats to consider in using them
Layer cloud security into a Zero Trust approach that helps limit or contain attacks
Centrally direct and inspect traffic with the managed, stateful, Platform-as-a-Service Azure Firewall
Improve visibility into Azure traffic with Deep Packet Inspection
Optimize the way network and web application security work together
Use Azure DDoS Protection (Basic and Standard) to mitigate Layer 3 (volumetric) and Layer 4 (protocol) DDoS attacks
Enable log collection for Firewall, DDoS, WAF, and Bastion; and configure NSG Flow Logs and Traffic Analytics
Continually monitor network security with Azure Sentinel, Security Center, and Network Watcher
Customize queries, playbooks, workbooks, and alerts when Azure's robust out-of-the-box alerts and tools aren't enough
Build and maintain secure architecture designs that scale smoothly to handle growing complexity
About This Book
For Security Operations (SecOps) analysts, cybersecurity/information security professionals, network security engineers, and other IT professionals
For individuals with security responsibilities in any Azure environment, no matter how large, small, simple, or complex
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Persons
Anthony Roman is the senior PM manager leading the Azure network security Get-To- Production team within Cloud Security CxE. The team works with customers and network security engineering to ensure that products are fulfilling customer security requirements. Anthony joined Microsoft in 2019 and has held positions in IT and security since he made the transition from bartender to IT security professional a decade earlier. His Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy is complemented by several industry certifications and plenty of on-the-job and home lab experience.
Content
Chapter 2 Secure Azure Network architectures
Chapter 3 Controlling traffic with Azure Firewall
Chapter 4 Traffic Inspection in Azure Networks
Chapter 5 Secure application delivery with Azure Web Application Firewall
Chapter 6 Mitigating DDoS attacks
Chapter 7 Enabling Network Security log collection
Chapter 8 Security monitoring with Azure Sentinel, Security Center, and Network Watcher
Chapter 9 Combining Azure resources for a wholistic network security strategy
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