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This course will teach you how to implement Azure RBAC to control administrative access to Azure resources and help your organization adhere to the principle of least privilege.

Adhering to the principle of least privilege is vital for minimising the potential cost of security breaches in Azure and using Azure RBAC is an effective way of achieving this. In this course, Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control, you’ll learn to understand and implement Azure RBAC in order to efficiently manage administrative access to Azure resources. First, you’ll explore the fundamentals of Azure RBAC and how it compares to Azure AD. Next, you’ll discover how to create custom roles that fit your organisation’s specific needs. Finally, you’ll learn how to take your Azure RBAC implementation to the next level by troubleshooting, auditing and automating role assignments. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Azure RBAC needed to implement it effectively at both the small and enterprise scale.

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Course Overview

Azure RBAC Fundamentals

Azure AD and Azure RBAC

Utilizing Custom Roles

Troubleshoot Azure RBAC

Automate and Audit Azure RBAC

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Covers Azure RBAC fundamentals, which is a standard in cloud security

Explores the use of custom roles, which allows for fine-grained access control

Provides guidance on troubleshooting Azure RBAC, which is essential for maintaining a secure environment

Delves into automating and auditing Azure RBAC, which is necessary for efficient role management

Suitable for individuals responsible for managing Azure resources and administrative access

Taught by an experienced Azure RBAC instructor, Gabriel McNeilly, who is recognized for their expertise in the field

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Review the 5 Principles of Least Privilege

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Enhance your understanding of the fundamental principles of least privilege by reviewing them before the course begins.

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Read Microsoft's documentation on the 5 Principles of Least Privilege
Summarize each principle in your own words

Practice assigning Azure RBAC roles using the Azure portal

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Solidify your understanding of Azure RBAC by practicing role assignment in the Azure portal.

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Create a new Azure subscription
Create a new resource group
Create a new virtual machine
Assign roles to users and groups

Follow a tutorial on how to use Azure RBAC to manage access to Azure Storage

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Gain practical experience by following a guided tutorial that demonstrates how to use Azure RBAC to manage access to Azure Storage.

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Find a tutorial on how to use Azure RBAC to manage access to Azure Storage
Follow the steps in the tutorial
Test your understanding by creating your own Azure Storage account and assigning roles to users and groups

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Create a blog post or article on how to use Azure RBAC to implement the principle of least privilege

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Deepen your understanding of Azure RBAC and the principle of least privilege by creating a blog post or article that explains how to implement it effectively.

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Research Azure RBAC and the principle of least privilege
Write a blog post or article that explains how to use Azure RBAC to implement the principle of least privilege
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Career center

Learners who complete Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Access Manager

Access Management is the career of building, implementing, and managing access control for an organization. In this role, one may implement privileged access management, oversee role engineering and entitlement management, and build automated processes to manage access control. This course, Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control, provides a useful foundation into the career of Access Management through its focus on managing administrative access to Azure resources. An aspiring or active Access Manager may find this course helpful in their work.

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Security Analyst

A security analyst defends organizations from security attacks or unauthorized access. They identify risks, create security policies, and protect sensitive data. This course, Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control, can help a current or aspiring Security Analyst understand a critical tool that can be used to protect Microsoft Azure resources. Understanding how to control administrative access is an important security practice and this course can help lay the foundation for a career in security.

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IT Compliance Officer

IT Compliance Officers ensure that their organizations are following all data security policies. In this role, one provides guidance to the organization on regulatory compliance and manages risk. The course, Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control, may be helpful to an IT Compliance Officer as it can help with ensuring proper administrative access is setup and managed. Understanding the implementation of Azure RBAC can help with ensuring compliance with internal policies and external regulations.

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Infrastructure Manager

An Infrastructure Manager plans, organizes, and manages the hardware, software, network, and other infrastructure systems in an organization. This course, Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control, can be useful for an Infrastructure Manager. The course content specifically focuses on managing administrative access to Azure resources, which is a critical component of maintaining a secure infrastructure.

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Cloud Engineer

Cloud Engineers are responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining cloud computing systems. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course is designed to teach students how to implement Azure RBAC to control administrative access to Azure resources. This would be a useful skill set for any Cloud Engineer, particularly those working with Azure systems.

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Systems Engineer

Systems engineers plan, install, and maintain computer systems, networks, and other software and hardware systems. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course can be helpful for a Systems Engineer by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to manage administrative access to Azure resources securely and efficiently.

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Security Architect

A security architect designs, implements, and maintains the security of an organization's computer systems and networks. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course can be useful for a security architect by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to manage administrative access to Azure resources securely and efficiently.

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Information Security Manager

An information security manager is responsible for developing and implementing an organization's information security program. They also oversee the day-to-day security operations of the organization. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course can be useful for an information security manager by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to manage administrative access to Azure resources securely and efficiently.

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Data Security Analyst

A data security analyst is responsible for protecting the organization's data from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course can be useful for a data security analyst by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to manage administrative access to Azure resources securely and efficiently.

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IT Auditor

An IT auditor is responsible for reviewing and evaluating an organization's IT systems and processes to ensure that they are compliant with applicable laws and regulations. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course may be useful for an IT Auditor by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to assess the security and compliance of Azure RBAC.

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Database Administrator

A database administrator is responsible for the maintenance and administration of an organization's database systems. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course can be useful for a database administrator by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to manage administrative access to Azure resources securely and efficiently.

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Cloud Security Engineer

A cloud security engineer is responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining the security of an organization's cloud computing systems. This course, Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control, can provide useful insights for a Cloud Security Engineer by giving a detailed look at how to manage administrative access to Azure resources. This is a critical aspect of maintaining a secure cloud computing system.

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Identity and Access Management (IAM) Specialist

An Identity and Access Management (IAM) Specialist is responsible for the planning, implementation, and management of an organization's IAM system. This can include tasks such as managing user accounts, permissions, and access to resources. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course may be useful for an IAM Specialist by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to manage administrative access to Azure resources securely and efficiently.

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Network Administrator

A network administrator is responsible for installing, configuring, and maintaining an organization's computer networks. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course may be useful for a network administrator by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to manage administrative access to Azure resources securely and efficiently.

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Cybersecurity Analyst

A cybersecurity analyst is responsible for identifying, analyzing, and responding to cybersecurity threats. The Managing Microsoft Azure Role Based Access Control course may be useful for a cybersecurity analyst by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to manage administrative access to Azure resources securely and efficiently.

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