The Microsoft Azure Security Engineer Associate certification is focused on Azure security products. Diverse security technologies are used for assessing vulnerability detection and resolution skills. It also measures their response time to security issues and the threat prevention measures they have formulated.
Security professionals at Azure
Create cloud security standards and deploy them to Microsoft’s Azure cloud service
Analyze the requirements of a project, communicate with customers and project leaders, and plan task execution
Collaborate with many people and resources, both internally and externally
Implement and develop new security concepts and strategies
Prepare security documentation and reports for customers
You will need to have the following skills to become an Azure Security engineer
Learn about security measures and how they are implemented
Learn the fundamentals of cloud security and infrastructure management
Maintain and develop a security posture
Learn and develop your skills
Protect data, apps, networks
Collaboration with the team
Exam AZ-500
The AZ-500 exam is a great opportunity for engineers who work in Microsoft Azure’s security. The AZ-500 exam will allow newcomers to demonstrate their ability in security measures, authorization and regulation, as well as maintaining a security framework.
The AZ500 certification exam is for associate-level individuals who are not technical. Cloud security is vital for both individuals and businesses, which has led to a rise in demand for qualified Azure Security Engineer Associates.
Exam requirements
For the AZ-500 exam, you will need to have prior knowledge and skills. You will be more prepared for the AZ-500 exam if you have completed the AZ-900 exam (Microsoft Azure fundamentals). This certification introduces new technologies.
Exam format
Course outline
Manage identity and access (20-25%)
Set up Active Directory (AD), on Azure, for your workloads. Create a user account to the app
Configure the permissions to allow app registration
Settings settings: Allow or deny registration of apps
Multi-factor authentication can be set up
Group administration in Azure AD
Azure AD user administration
Configure Azure AD Connect and install it
Construct a system that allows conditional access
Install and configure Microsoft Azure AD identity security
In Azure ADFind, create an Affluent Identity Management Group that has privileged access
Access to the Organize review
Use identity management privileges
Azure security for the TenancyInter-tenant transfer Azure subscriptions
Manage Azure subscriptions and API access
Implement platform protection (35-40%)
Install a network security system
Establish a connection to a virtual private network
Configure security groups to protect corporate networks (NSGs).
Configure and install Azure Firewall
Configure and perform a service to Azure Front Door
Check for configuration issues and set up app security groups
Remote administration access can be set up
Start with a starting point
Configure a resource firewall
Install a host security system
Configure the endpoint security of the virtual machine
Set VM security parameters
Improve Azure VMs’ security
Construct an Azure VM system upgrade configuration
Make a starting point to compare.
Container security
Establish a network
Install the authentication procedures
Before you continue, make sure that your container isolation is set up
Install the AKS security protocol
Security risk management can be put into practice
Azure Resource Management security enabled
Secure Azure resources
Take control of safety in resource groups
Specify Azure policy settings
Create your own RBAC roles.
You can create a subscription to gain access to resources
Security operations (15-20%)
Configure and install the security software
Setup Azure monitoring
Configure log retention and configuration to allow diagnostics
Security flaws can be detected by setting up screening
Configure security policies
Install Azure Security Center to set up centralized policy management
Azure Security Center allows you to set up Just-in Time VM access
Security alerts can be managed
Personalize and set up notifications
Analyze and respond to suggestions and notifications
To handle security incidents, create an Azure Sentinel playbook
Regularly investigate security issues
Secure data and applications (30-35%).
To keep your data safe, set up data security rules
Create the data categorization scheme
Define a time frame for data retention
Establish a system of data self-government
Install the infrastructure security to protect the data
Authenticate and monitor the database
Activate Azure SQL Database ATP
Configure storage account access control
Management of key storage accounts
Install Azure Storage AD authentication
Install Azure Files AD Domain Services authentication
Managing Shared Access Signatures
Setup HD-Insight security
Set up Cosmos DB security
Set up Azure Data
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