When an attacker compromises a machine, they typically have a goal in mind. Some attackers are looking for information residing on the victim’s machine or are looking for access to other machines on the victim’s network.
With an increasing number of recommendations and many security vulnerabilities surfaced, it is harder to triage and prioritize your response.
When we talk to our customers about their cloud strategy, we continue to hear loud and clear from many of them that a hybrid approach to cloud makes the most sense for their business.
We are going through a technology transformation that is unlocking new scenarios that were simply not possible before.
Organizations today are constantly under attack. Azure Security Center (ASC) uses advanced analytics and global threat intelligence to detect malicious threats, and the new capabilities that our product team is adding everyday empower our customers to respond quickly to these threats.
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Azure Security Center provides you with visibility across all your resources running in Azure and alerts you of potential or detected issues.
Cloud-hosted workloads offer excellent scalability, ease of deployment, and pre-secured infrastructure for your workloads. However, the workloads themselves may still be susceptible to attack by cybercriminals.
Microsoft Azure provides a secure foundation for customers to host their infrastructure and applications.
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Customers tell me that securing their datacenter infrastructure requires an enormous amount of resources and investments.
One of Azure’s most popular service is App Service which enables customers to build and host web applications in the programming language of their choice without managing infrastructure.
