Exam Alert: Implement Security for IoT in Microsoft Azure
Are you preparing for the AZ220 IoT Developer exam? This course will help you learn the skills required to answer questions from the "Implement Security for IoT" elements of the exam.
What you'll learn
If you’re studying for the Microsoft AZ220 IoT Developer Certification, then this course will provide the essential knowledge and learning that you need for exam success. In this course, Exam Alert: Implement Security for IoT in Microsoft Azure, you’ll learn the key lessons from the "Implement Security for IoT" courses that you can take forward into the AZ220 IoT Developer exam. First, you’ll explore the skills required to implement device authentication in IoT Hub. Next, you’ll discover the key skills needed to implement device security using DPS. Finally, you’ll learn the key skills required to implement an Azure security center for IoT. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of the "Implement Security for IoT" elements of the AZ220 certification that you need to be confident in taking the exam.
Table of contents
- Introduction 3m
- Review: Implement Device Authentication in IoT Hub 6m
- Learning Check: Implement Device Authentication in IoT Hub 4m
- Review: Implement Device Security Using DPS 8m
- Learning Check: Implement Device Security Using DPS 3m
- Review: Implement Azure Security Center for IoT 6m
- Learning Check: Implement Azure Security Center for IoT 3m
Course FAQ
In this course you will gain the skills required to succeed on the Microsoft AZ220 exam.
This course is for anyone preparing for the Microsoft Azure AZ220 exam.
Major topics included in this course include: device authentication in the IoT Hub, device security using DPS, and Azure security center for IoT.
There are no prerequisites for this course, but familiarity with the major topics on the course is a plus.
Some benefits of the Azure Security Center include: centralized policy management, continuous security assessments, actionable recommendations, advanced cloud defences, and intelligent alerting.
About the author
James Millar is a freelance software development consultant based in Malmesbury, England who has worked for some of the world’s biggest brands. He started his career over a decade ago writing training materials for Microsoft and moved into industry to further develop his skills. Having worked for multiple industries including automotive and process automation has been fortunate enough to work on some major projects operating at global scale. He has a passion for back end services and infrastruct... more