Design Auditing for Microsoft Azure
Understanding how to audit can be challenging when leveraging cloud services. This course provides the knowledge necessary to audit using Azure services.
What you'll learn
Auditing performed actions and deployed configuration is challenging, and when leveraging the cloud it can be very difficult to understand how to audit effectively. In this course, Design Auditing for Microsoft Azure, you will learn the foundational knowledge necessary to meet the full range of auditing requirements utilizing Azure services. First, you will learn common auditing requirements. Next, you will discover how to gain insight into Azure services and how to effectively interpret and respond to audit conditions. Finally, you will explore how to ensure configuration compliance within Azure. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of audit-related technologies needed to ensure compliance and insight for services deployed in Azure.
Table of contents
- Module Introduction 1m
- Why Is This important? 1m
- Four Pillars of Identity Review 2m
- What Is Auditing? 3m
- Common Types of Log Data 6m
- Common Sources of Log Data 5m
- Remember the Complete Picture 3m
- Making Sense of Audit Logs 2m
- Using Audit Policies 3m
- Types of Cloud Service - A Refresher 3m
- Auditing for Compliance 5m
- Module Summary 1m
- Module Introduction 1m
- Azure Monitor Overview 4m
- Activity and Diagnostic Logs 9m
- Using Action Groups and Alerts 9m
- Utilizing Azure Monitor Logs 7m
- Leveraging Azure Security Center 7m
- Using Azure Advisor 4m
- Gaining Insight with Identity Protection 7m
- Privileged Identity Management Auditing 4m
- Using Access Reviews 6m
- Auditing Cloud Service Usage 6m
- Services for Compliance Auditing 1m
- Using Azure Policies 9m
- Azure Declarative Configuration Options 7m
- Module Summary 1m
- Module Introduction 1m
- The Importance of the Data Plane 2m
- Data Services in Azure 3m
- Azure Backup Overview 2m
- Azure Storage Basics 7m
- Using Blob Snapshots 3m
- Utilizing Storage Tiers 4m
- Soft Delete and Immutable Blob Storage 3m
- Storing Blob Data in an Alternate Location 3m
- Azure SQL Database 4m
- Azure Cosmos DB 2m
- The Opposite of Retention 4m
- Module Summary 1m
About the author
John Savill is an 11-time MVP, Chief Architect and he holds many Microsoft certifications including Azure Infrastructure and Azure Architecture specialist. John was the author of the original FAQ for Windows and posts multiple videos a week to his YouTube channel https://onboardtoazure.com. John has written nine books on Microsoft technologies and in his spare time enjoys training for IRONMAN events.