Mitigate Threats Using Azure Defender (part 2)
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Azure Security Center
- Rapidly changing workloads- It's both the strength and challenge of the cloud. On the one hand, end users are empowered to do more, while on the other, how do you make sure that ever-changing services people are using and creating are up to your security standards as well as follow the best security practices?
- Increasingly sophisticated attacks- Wherever you run your workloads, the attacks keep getting more sophisticated. You have to secure your public cloud workloads, which are, in effect, an Internet facing workload that can leave you even more vulnerable if you don't follow the best security practices.
- Security skills are in short supply- The number of the security alerts and alerting systems far outnumbers the number of the administrators with the necessary background as well as experience to make sure your environments are protected. Staying up to date with the latest attacks is a constant challenge, making it impossible to stay in place while the world of security is an ever-changing front.
- Strengthen security posture- Security Center assesses your environment as well as enables you to understand the status of your resources and whether they are secure.
- Protect against threat- Security Center assesses your workloads and raises threat prevention recommendations as well as security alerts.
- Get secure faster- In the Security Center, everything is done in cloud speed. Because it is natively integrated, deployment of the Security Center is easy, providing you with the autoprovisioning and protection with the Azure Services.
Strengthen security posture
Manage organization security policy & compliance
Continuous assessment
Network map
Optimize & improve security by configuring recommended controls
These recommendations readily help you to reduce the attack surface across each of your resources that includes Azure virtual machines, non-Azure servers, and Azure PaaS services such as SQL and Storage accounts and more- where each type of resource is assessed differently and has its own standards.
Protect against threats
Security Center's threat protection enables you to detect and prevent threats at the Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) layer, non-Azure servers, and for Platforms as a Service (PaaS) in Azure while also including the fusion kill-chain analysis, which automatically correlates alerts in your environment based on cyber kill-chain analysis, to help you better understand the full story of an attack campaign, where it started, and what kind of impact it had on your resources.
Integration with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
The adaptive application controls in the Security Center enables end-to-end app approval listing across your Windows servers. You don't need to create the rules and check violations that is done automatically for you.
Protect PaaS
Block brute force attacks
Security Center helps you to limit exposure to the brute force attacks and by reducing the access to the virtual machine ports, using the just-in-time VM access, you can harden your network by preventing any unnecessary access. You can set secure access policies in the selected ports for only authorized users, allowed source IP address ranges or IP addresses, and for a limited amount of time.
Protect data services
Security Center includes capabilities that helps you to perform automatic classification of your data in Azure SQL. You can also get assessments for potential vulnerabilities across Azure SQL as well as Storage services and recommendations for how to mitigate them.
Get secure faster
Native Azure integration (including Azure Policy and Azure Monitor Logs) combined with the seamless integration with our Microsoft security solutions, such as the Microsoft Cloud App Security and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, helps make sure your security solution is comprehensive as well as simple to onboard and roll out.
Automatically discover & onboard Azure resources with automatic provisioning
Security Center provides seamless, native integration with the Azure and Azure resources that is you can pull together a complete security story involving Azure Policy as well as built-in Security Center policies across all your Azure resources while making sure that the whole thing is automatically applied to the newly discovered resources as you create them in Azure.
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