This intermediate Azure Security Certification Prep: Securing Data and Applications training prepares learners to use the built-in tools and resources that Azure has built-in to secure your data and lock down your applications in the Azure cloud.
One of the many appealing parts of using the Azure cloud is how much infrastructure is handled automatically. But companies can get into trouble when they assume that everything about using Azure just happens on its own. In reality, it takes trained and certified administrators to help ensure Azure runs properly. Securing data and applications within Azure is easy, but not effortless. This training doesn't just help you prepare for Azure certifications, it shows you how to secure your data and apps in the Azure cloud.
After finishing this Microsoft training, you'll know how to use the built-in tools and resources that Azure has built-in to secure your data and lock down your applications in the Azure cloud.
For anyone who manages their Microsoft training, this Microsoft training can be used to onboard new DevOps professionals, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Microsoft reference resource.
Azure Security Certification Prep: Securing Data and Applications: What You Need to Know
For any DevOps professional looking to improve their proficiency with security tools, this Microsoft course covers topics such as:
- Using Azure's Key Vault
- Configuring Key Vault and managing certificates
- Setting up customer managed keys
- Exploring Key Vault safety and recovery features
Who Should Take Azure Security Certification Prep: Securing Data and Applications Training?
This Azure Security Certification Prep: Securing Data and Applications training is considered professional-level Microsoft training, which means it was designed for DevOps professionals. This Azure skills course is designed for DevOps professionals with three to five years of experience with security tools.
New or aspiring DevOps professionals. This course in securing data and applications in the Azure ecosystem is full of important lessons for new DevOps professionals. As you get started in your DevOps career, you'll learn a lot about getting development teams the infrastructure they need, but you also need to know how to lock down and secure the work that's being done.
Experienced DevOps professionals. If you've been working in DevOps for a few years already, a lot of the material on this securing data and applications in Azure course will be familiar. But unless you've deliberately learned all there is to know about using Azure's tools and resources to keep your network's data and applications secure, you should take this training so that you know you're locking everything down properly.