- Module 1: Learn how Azure can help you protect the workloads that you run both in the cloud and in your on-premises datacenter. Prepare for AZ-900.
- Strengthen your security posture and protect against threats by using Azure Security Center.
- Collect and act on security data from many different sources by using Azure Sentinel.
- Store and access sensitive information such as passwords and encryption keys securely in Azure Key Vault.
- Manage dedicated physical servers to host your Azure VMs for Windows and Linux by using Azure Dedicated Host.
- Module 2: Create security baselines
- Learn Azure platform security baselines and how they were created
- Create and validate a security baseline for the most commonly used Azure services
- Module 3: Master securing your Azure workloads with Microsoft Defender for Cloud. In this module, you’ll discover how to detect and respond to threats with Microsoft Defender for Cloud.
- Configure Microsoft Defender for Cloud to monitor your Azure resources
- Use the workload protection dashboard to identify potential security issues
- Analyze the recommendations made by Defender for Cloud
- Module 4: In this module, you’ll use the alert capabilities of Microsoft Defender for Cloud to watch for and respond to threats.
- View security alerts in Microsoft Defender for Cloud
- Define an incident response plan
- Use a Workflow automation to automate a security response
- Module 5: Stop hackers from getting into your Windows and Linux servers. In this module, you’ll discover how to protect VMs and servers with Microsoft Defender for Cloud
- Learn how to protect VM-based resources and networks with Microsoft Defender for Cloud
- Install and use malware protection to stop virus attacks on your exposed endpoints
- Module 6: Use Azure Monitor logs to extract valuable information about your infrastructure from log data.
- Identify the features and capabilities of Azure Monitor logs
- Create basic Azure Monitor log queries to extract information from log data
- Module 7: Respond to incidents and activities in your infrastructure through alerting capabilities in Azure Monitor.
- Configure alerts on events in your Azure resources based on metrics, log events, and Activity log events
- Learn how to use smart groups to identify and group related alerts to reduce alert noise
- Module 8: Learn about how to capture trace output from your Azure web apps. View a live log stream and download logs files for offline analysis.
- Enable application logging on an Azure Web App
- View live application logging activity with the log streaming service
- Retrieve application log files from an application with Kudu or the Azure CLI
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