A to Z Azure SQL Security Concepts
summary
Covers concrete Azure SQL controls: four network layers from allow Azure services to private endpoint (demonstrates client_net_address 10.0.0.7 matching VM), RBAC roles (Owner/Contributor/Reader) and requirement that Azure AD server admin creates database users, TLS minimum-version enforcement, TDE with Service‑Managed vs customer managed key using Key Vault (key versions and expiration), enclave-based encryption-in-use, Dynamic Data Masking, Microsoft Defender vulnerability scans (six initial findings shown), and auditing into Log Analytics with queryable dashboards.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:54Defense in depth analogy
- 5:54Network security layers
- 13:59Identity and access management
- 20:24Data encryption methods
- 28:57Data in use and masking
- 31:28Threat protection and auditing
- 39:01Data governance and closing
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