Jan 13, 2023
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The Azure Security Technologies (AZ-500) certification exam is an associate-level exam that verifies the skills and knowledge of subject mat
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The Azure Security Technologies (AZ-500) certification exam is an associate-level exam that verifies the skills and knowledge of subject mat
Explaining risk in Azure AD Identity Protection
Great writeup in Microsoft documentation describing the MSFT definition of risk and some of the conditional elements that can influence risk scoring. (Link above)
Great study resource (primarily for recapping essential training elements) for Microsoft AZ-500 exam. Check it out!
A nice diagram explaining the authentication workflow for requesting a key (leveraging Azure AD).
Details and context here.
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Nice table breaking down how the various Azure artifacts handle integrations and authorizations. More details here
Nice little table summarizing the primary log categories in Azure and what they can be used for. Full doc is available here.
I like this diagram about Azure alert process workflow. Details here.