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Design Principles for Implementing Data Security with Microsoft Azure

Security is one of the most important aspects of any architecture. This course will teach you key architectural security considerations as you design an environment on the cloud.

Bismark Adomako - Pluralsight course - Design Principles for Implementing Data Security with Microsoft Azure
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What you'll learn

There's no easy approach for security and no solution that solves all your problems from a security perspective. In this course, Design Principles for Implementing Data Security with Microsoft Azure, you’ll learn to consider key architectural security when designing for the cloud. First, you’ll explore cloud defense in depth. Next, you’ll discover identity management and protecting your infrastructure on Microsoft Azure. Finally, you’ll learn how to secure your Azure data storage and encrypt your data. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of data and security engineering needed to secure your cloud architecture.

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Bismark Adomako - Pluralsight course - Design Principles for Implementing Data Security with Microsoft Azure
Bismark Adomako

Bismark is a BI & Big Data Engineer obsessed with applying his knowledge in computer engineering and mathematics in the fields of Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Big Data, and Human Computer Interaction to find disease cures, provision of better healthcare and technology, autonomous systems, education and productivity through research into novel methods and algorithms for computation.

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