Objective:
The primary objective of this lesson is to equip learners with the foundational skills and knowledge essential for securing Microsoft environments. By the end of this lesson, learners will be able to identify and implement core security features within Microsoft products, understand security protocols, and apply best practices to protect data and systems against cyber threats. This objective is particularly relevant for professionals seeking to enhance their competency in protecting organizational assets in today’s digital landscape.
Comprehensive Content Overview:
Microsoft Security encompasses a range of tools, features, and protocols designed to protect systems and data across Microsoft products and services. Key areas include:
- Understanding security layers within Microsoft environments.
- Implementing identity and access management (IAM).
- Managing device security.
- Securing data and applications.
- Network security protocols and tools.
- Threat protection and response.
- Security compliance and governance.
Each of these areas offers specific tools and configurations that are critical for securing Microsoft ecosystems.
In-depth Explanations with Actionable Insights:
Security Layers in Microsoft Environments: Microsoft’s security structure is built on layers, including physical security, identity and access, perimeter, network, compute, application, and data.
For example, at the data layer, you can implement Azure Information Protection to classify and protect documents and emails by applying labels. To apply a label manually in Microsoft 365, you would:
1. Open the document or email. 2. Click on the “Sensitivity” button in ...
