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Azure Access Control: How to Effectively Access Your Azure Resources?
Azure is one of the most widely used cloud computing platforms that the world has presently. With its endless features and facilities, Azure is winning hearts and adding laudable capabilities to a business. However, a business shouldn’t trust it blindly and take full charge of the security of the database. Azure Access Control is a great way to protect Azure resources. In this post, we will give you an overview of what this feature means and how it helps businesses to protect key data resources. Azure Access Control – A Way To Keep Azure Resources Safe A key aspect of Microsoft Azure, Azure Access Control, is here to protect the cloud resources and storage protected from hassles like unwanted user access. With a wide range of capabilities, Azure Access Control aims to define and design access policies for the storage solution. Also, it helps an Azure user to design the permission and authentications for all the used services.
Have a look at the key components of the Azure Access Control tool: •Azure Active Directory or Azure AD Looking for a centralized way to authenticate and authorization of users? Well, Azure Access Control offers Azure AD. This cloud-based identity and access management service allows users to enable SSO on all the Azure services. Additionally, it implements SSO on integrated 3rd services. •Conditional Access Azure users have the facility of Conditional Access that permits end-users to explain the access control policies that revolve around particular conditions. This is important for businesses that need to have fully customized control access. •Role-based Access Control or RBAC RBAC is one of the most laudable features of Azure Access Control. This feature empowers Azure users so much that they can design different user groups with distinct capabilities. For instance, they can set user access control based on subscriptions or resource groups.
•Azure AD Privileged Identity Management or PIM Next, we have PIM to discuss. With PIM, Azure users have the power to manage and control the access granted using Azure AD. With this, it’s easy to grant just-in-time access to privileged roles. •Shared Key Authorization Using the shared key authorization, you can protect your blobs, files, queues, and tables stored over Azure. The feature grants a unique shard key for every access request and needs verification. •Shared Access Signatures or SAS Along with Shared Key Authorization, you can use SAS to protect the blobs, files, queues, and tables. With this feature, you can control the delegated access to the storage account using a pre-signed URL. The URL will have the granted permission details.