Azure Network Security Proof of Concept Part 2: Deploying the environment
The core products comprising the Azure Network Security stack include Azure Firewall, Azure WAF, and Azure DDoS Protection Standard. A combination of these tools can provide the essential elements for securing Azure networks. This guide will walk step by step through the process of provisioning and testing some sample POC scenarios.Improve your Azure Network Infrastructure Security with Complementary Services
For a while now, it’s been clear that securing only your network’s perimeter is simply not enough. The idea that we can inherently trust systems or users in “internal networks” is a recipe for disaster. Not to mention, it’s likely that many of your systems and users are not even in an internal network anymore.Azure Network Security Demo Lab Environment with new updates. v2.1
Announcing our new Network Security Demo lab environment. This blog post provides information about the updated demo lab environment version 2.1 in our Github Repository. You can learn the new features and POC scenarios you can now set out to validate. This lab environment contains the recently GA Azure Firewall premium with Firewall Manager and Azure Frontdoor Premium.Best Practices for Securing Access to VMs
Azure Bastion and Microsoft Entra PIM work together to secure VM access by eliminating the need for public IPs, enabling identity-based authentication, and enforcing Just-In-Time (JIT) access. Bastion provides secure RDP/SSH connections through Entra ID without local credentials, while Entra PIM ensures that users only receive time-limited, approved access. This combination supports a Zero Trust model by minimizing persistent privileges and reducing the overall attack surface.
