
Preview the SC-100 Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect exam prep in this course trailer, outlining key concepts and certification outcomes.
Meet Anand, a cloud architect and security expert with years of IT experience—from active directory and monitoring to Azure, AWS, and well architect design—for the SC-100 exam prep course.
Explore the 2024 cyber security forecast and its implications for exam prep in the SC-100 Microsoft cyber security architect course.
Identify the security architect's role in designing, building, and maintaining an organization's security functions; map security goals to the vision with documentation and diagrams, guided by strategies and certifications.
Adopt zero trust architecture by verifying every request as if from an untrusted network, protecting identities, devices, applications, and data across modern environments. Never trust, always verify.
Discover the guiding principles of zero trust—verify explicitly, apply least privileged access, and assume breach—supported by adaptive access controls and just-in-time access.
Explore the pillars of zero trust, secure identity, endpoints, applications, data, infrastructure, and networks, with data-driven visibility, automation, and MSI reference architecture for secure access.
Understand Azure Active Directory as a cloud identity provider with passwordless authentication, MFA, and Windows Hello, plus identity protection, governance with PAM and entitlement management, and Defender for Identity.
Leverage Microsoft Defender for xdr across cloud, on-premises, and saas resources. Use Microsoft Sentinel as a cloud-native siem with uba to collect logs, detect threats, and automate responses.
Secure hybrid infrastructure across on-premises, private cloud, and public cloud using Defender for Cloud, Azure ARC, and comprehensive protections like firewalls, backups, and information governance with Purview and Compliance Manager.
Explore information protection in Azure with Azure Information Protection and Azure Purview for data discovery, labeling, and classification, plus Microsoft Purview Compliance Manager for controls, audits, and a compliance score.
Explore attack simulator, insider risk management, and communication compliance in the Microsoft cybersecurity reference architecture to identify vulnerabilities and enforce compliant organizational communications.
Explore Azure Sphere, an IoT microcontroller with hardware root of trust and automatic updates, plus Defender for Cloud and IoT delivering unified IT and OT protection with Azure Sentinel.
Explore the cloud adoption framework (CAF) and its azure-focused guides, outlining strategy, planning, readiness, adoption, governance, and management to accelerate a process-driven cloud journey.
Define cloud motivations, business outcomes, and financial and technical considerations using the cloud adoption framework strategy tools and evaluator, engage leadership, and collaborate online to export a plan.
Plan for cloud adoption by building an on-premise inventory through discovery and assessment, aligning governance, skills readiness, and a unified cloud adoption plan with prioritized workloads and migration strategy.
Set up the Azure landing zone in the readiness phase by organizing resources into subscriptions and resource groups, applying RBAC, governance, and policy with Defender for Cloud and Azure Monitor.
Understand Azure landing zones during cloud readiness, detailing security, networking, governance, identity and access management, monitoring, and DevOps for deploying scalable two-tier apps.
Deploy a landing zone in the Azure portal using the wizard, review the arm and json templates, and verify global admin and permissions for subscriptions before starting.
Deploy a CAF landing zone using enterprise scale foundation, choosing cloud, region, and dedicated subscriptions. Configure log analytics, governance policies, and GitHub automation.
Adopt the cloud by hosting apps in landing zone, modernizing applications via lift-and-shift, re hosting, or cloud-native approaches, and innovating with AI, ML, data services, and Kubernetes to maximize value.
Frame cloud governance around cost management, security, baseline resource consistency, identity, and deployment acceleration to enable secure, cost-aware, and efficient cloud operations.
Explore how the cloud adoption framework baseline guides a security focused gap analysis across governance domains, yielding a personalized report on current state versus business priorities for digital transformation.
Explore security transformation for cloud readiness and zero trust architecture by applying security design principles to protect on-prem and cloud environments, guided by the Azure well‑architected framework.
Design a resiliency strategy by aligning backup, disaster recovery, and availability (RPO/RTO) across IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS with geo-replication and multi-region failover.
Explore the reliability pillar, which ensures commitments to customers by architecting resiliency into cloud workloads for quick recovery from failures, data loss, or downtimes using Azure replication and availability zones.
Explore the 12 sc 100 Microsoft cybersecurity architect case studies for Tailwind Traders, highlighting online and offline commerce, analytics, artificial intelligence, robotics, drone delivery, and autonomous warehousing.
Explore reviews to reinforce cybersecurity architecture concepts and sharpen readiness for the sc-100 exam. Assess key areas, practice questions, and revision strategies for Microsoft cybersecurity architect exam prep.
Design a security operations strategy within a zero trust architecture, covering logging, auditing, hybrid cloud, server solutions, incident management, threat intelligence, monitoring and mitigations, across identities, endpoints, data, and applications.
Implement a security operations strategy with zero trust across endpoints, identities, data, applications, infrastructure, and networks, generating alerts to defend against threats and validate every transaction.
Detect and triage attacks, reduce mean time to remediate, and follow the NIST framework to detect adversaries, respond swiftly, and restore confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Learn how people and processes in security operations balance disciplined humans with automation, empower analysts, reduce false positives, diversify thinking, and track metrics like mean time to respond.
Explore how metrics in the SOC drive behavior, measure mean time to acknowledge and to remediate, track true positive detection at 90%, and guide investments in processes and tools.
Design a robust cloud logging and auditing strategy by enabling observability, tracing, and standardized logs, with distributed tracing, correlation IDs, and automated configuration as code.
Explore the cyber kill chain stages from reconnaissance to exfiltration, and Microsoft threat protection uses kill chain analysis to detect, correlate alerts, and guide remediation across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Explore security operations across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, including Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, and edge-based workloads. Learn governance and operations management for a unified, single-point view in SOC workflows.
Drive unified operations in hybrid clouds by aligning governance and operations management with cost management, security baselines, resource and identity consistency, and automated infrastructure-as-code deployments.
Understand the tiered secops framework: tier one triages threats and manages monitoring; tier two handles incident response and threat intelligence; tier three conducts threat hunting and recommends optimization.
Explore Azure Monitor and Azure Automation to collect and automate security data. Learn to use Azure Backup, Site Recovery, Azure Active Directory, and Defender for Cloud with Log Analytics queries.
Develop secops proficiency by implementing siem and soar best practices on Azure. Include incident notifications, storage analytics, monitoring, and Defender for Cloud alerts integration with Azure Monitor.
Leverage Azure Network Watcher for end-to-end monitoring, packet capture, and flow logs. Monitor Azure Active Directory risk reports to detect suspicious actions and bolster security operations center and incident response.
Identify the scope and objective of attacks from technical and operational perspectives, including persistence, and coordinate security operations with clear roles, prioritizing business impact and remediation.
Scope the recovery operation within an IT infrastructure to a limited area, complete within 24 hours, and maintain stakeholder communication while deferring nonessential security changes.
Automate cloud security workflows in Azure using logic apps to trigger responses from Defender for Cloud, Microsoft Graph Security, and Microsoft Sentinel, enabling rapid triage and B2B integrations.
Set up workflow automation in Microsoft Defender for Cloud to trigger actions from high severity security alerts containing vulnerability, using Azure Logic Apps to create and run automated workflows.
Create a logic app to automate Defender for Cloud workflows, using triggers from security alerts, recommendations, or regulatory compliance to send email or Teams notifications.
Explore the incident management process, from defining security incidents and breaches to containment, eradication, and recovery. Learn how post mortem and lessons learned drive continuous improvement in detection and response.
Prepare organizations to rapidly respond to incidents by training every employee on security incident definitions, reporting, escalation, and privacy using Azure services, while updating them on SOPs and tool changes.
Detect and analyze anomalous activity through a centralized logging system that collects Azure logs into a database, while the security response team records incident details, indicators, actions, and next steps.
Coordinate containment, eradication, and recovery to minimize incident impact, remove threats from the environment, and restore services to the last known good state with enhanced detection controls.
Conduct a post mortem to identify root causes and process flaws; collaborate with product, security, and privacy experts to implement improvements and automated monitoring within the security development lifecycle.
Explore how security operations collect threat intelligence from open sources, communities, and feeds, then integrate signals across the three major platforms and monitor with Microsoft Sentinel.
Import threat intelligence into Microsoft Sentinel. View intelligence in logs in Microsoft Sentinel and detect threats like phishing, botnets, and malware using indicators like urls, file hashes, and ip addresses.
Explore threat intelligence in Defender for Endpoint and Microsoft 365 Defender, and learn to create custom alerts and alert definitions that flag suspicious events and indicators of compromise.
Explore how defender for iot delivers unified threat intelligence and device protection. Use agent-based or agentless monitoring across azure, on premises, or hybrid, with sentinel integration.
Defender for Cloud collects and correlates security data from Azure resources and partner solutions to identify threats and deliver threat intelligence reports with indicators of compromise and mitigation guidance.
Explore how tailwind traders collect events and performance data with Log Analytics, Application Insights, and Azure Monitor, and address threats with Defender for Cloud and related tools.
Explore identity security within a zero trust framework, covering secure authentication, authorization, conditional access, role assignment and delegation, and identity governance, with a case study on privileged access.
Explore an identity security strategy for authentication and authorization, using Azure Active Directory to secure access to apps across cloud and on-premises, with multifactor authentication, conditional access, and zero-trust guidance.
Explore the evolution of identity technology from perimeters to cloud and on-prem identities, highlighting Azure AD, passwordless authentication, hardware credential isolation, and emerging identity security challenges.
Protect identities, not the perimeter, by understanding how phishing and password reuse enable unauthorized access across cloud, mobile, and IoT assets, and shift toward identity-based security to curb credential theft.
Discover Azure Active Directory, Microsoft's cloud identity and access management, with single sign-on, passwordless authentication, multi-factor authentication, automated provisioning, and cross-domain identity management via REST APIs.
Identify and manage users, groups across on-premises Active Directory and Azure Active Directory, implement MFA, enable self-service password reset and password write-back, and enable self-service group management for identity governance.
Protect identities as the new control plane in cloud and device ecosystems by verifying user access with MFA, device health checks, and remediation via Microsoft Defender and Intune.
Apply zero trust by verifying every request, assuming breach, authenticating and authorizing users, devices, and workloads, and enforcing least privilege with end-to-end encryption and analytics-driven threat detection.
implement a zero trust model by securing identities with multifactor authentication, validating device health, controlling applications and data access, and monitoring infrastructure with micro-segmentation and threat detection.
Plan a zero trust strategy by strengthening credentials, reducing attack surface, automating threat response, increasing awareness, and enabling self-service password reset in Azure Active Directory.
Explore the zero trust model concepts and principles, learn how Microsoft products support it, and plan a zero trust deployment across people, devices, apps, and data.
Assess your organization with a zero trust assessment to map identities, endpoints, applications, data, and network, then strengthen security with passwordless authentication, MFA, conditional access, CASB, and Intune.
Explore zero trust networking through network segmentation, threat protection, and encryption, with Azure best practices like VPN gateway, bastion host, subnets, and ML-based threat detection and DDoS protection.
Explore zero trust for identities by configuring conditional access with MFA and password resets, integrating cloud and on-premises identities. Use identity governance, risk assessment, and CASB for real-time protection.
Learn how conditional access supports zero trust. Use either a targeted approach to protect specific applications or an all cloud apps policy for comprehensive coverage.
Learn how to use conditional access personas in Microsoft Entra to tailor policies by user type, including global, admins, developers, internal, external, guests, and service accounts.
Explore secure authentication methods in Azure Active Directory, including password hash and pass-through authentication, to establish a strong identity control plane for cloud and on-premises apps.
Choose between cloud-based or on-premises authentication for hybrid identity, weighing time, infrastructure complexity, and cost; explore cloud options, password hash synchronization, pass-through authentication, and federated authentication with AD FS.
Learn password hash synchronization (PHS) as a hybrid identity sign-in method, syncing on-prem password hashes to Azure Active Directory via Azure AD Connect, with hashing, salting, and leaked credential detection.
Explore how pass-through authentication enables sign-in to on-premises and SAS-based apps via Azure Active Directory, detailing the AD Connect flow, queue, encryption, and on-premises authentication.
Apply least privilege by granting only needed permissions, restricting scope and time frames, and using just-in-time access with PIM for admins; enforce MFA.
Develop a six-month roadmap to secure privileged access and defend against credential theft across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments by strengthening identity management and account protections in Azure Active Directory.
Develop and follow a four-stage roadmap to secure privileged access across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid assets. Prioritize the quickest implementations, build visibility, and sustain continuous learning with Microsoft technologies.
Develop a practical roadmap for securing privileged access across four stages, using Azure AD PIM, MFA, just-in-time access, and ongoing incident response planning.
Craft a privileged access security strategy grounded in zero trust, explicit validation, and assumption of breach to reduce risk and disrupt attacker paths.
Rapid modernization plan (ramp) uses privileged identity management for time-based activation, separate privileged accounts with emergency access, and MFA to secure admins and block legacy protocols.
Implement end-to-end session security with explicit zero-trust validation for privileged and user sessions, and protect identity systems to mitigate lateral traversal and enable rapid threat response.
Explore how privileged identity management (PIM) enables just-in-time access and regular access reviews, leveraging Azure Active Directory and zero-trust identity security with identity secure score for threat analytics.
Evaluate governance, risk, and compliance strategies and interpret compliance requirements. Use Defender for Cloud to assess infrastructure compliance, interpret scores, and design Azure policy, data residency, and privacy-to-security translation.
Explore how to interpret compliance requirements by mapping security controls to regulations such as ISO 27,001, HIPAA, FedRAMP, and PCI DSS, with attestations and documentation.
Explore regulatory and operational compliance concepts, including certifications, attestations, and third-party assessments, and how Azure tools like patch management, policy enforcement, and blueprints support HIPAA and other standards.
Evaluate infrastructure compliance with Microsoft Defender for Cloud through the regulatory compliance dashboard, applying security policies and remediation steps across hybrid workloads.
Understand data sovereignty and data residency in Azure, and learn how to control access, specify storage regions, and enforce governance with policies and blueprints.
Enforce privacy standards with Azure policy and apply encryption at rest across Azure Disk, storage, and SQL databases, using TDE and customer managed keys; classify data with Microsoft Purview.
Assess a regulatory compliance strategy migrating pharma workloads to Azure, using Microsoft Purview for data classification, Defender for Cloud, and Azure policy to enforce encryption at rest and in transit.
Evaluate security postures with benchmarks, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, and the secure score to assess cloud workload hygiene and guide threat intelligence and risk mitigations.
Define security posture as the protection state of identities, endpoints, data, and infrastructure. Focus on protecting, detecting, and responding with multifactor authentication, security hygiene, threat detection, automation, and Azure benchmarks.
Evaluate the security posture of your Azure workloads with the Microsoft Cloud Security Benchmark, integrated in Defender for Cloud, to meet controls and harmonize PCI DSS and NIST.
Leverage microsoft defender for cloud to continuously assess resources and subscriptions, aggregate findings into a secure score, and prioritize mitigations using the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
Enable Defender for Cloud integration with Azure databases to surface security recommendations in the database portal, and automate alerts and remediation tickets to the SOC team via workflow automation.
Discover how the Azure landing zone accelerator embeds security with Defender for Cloud, Sentinel, DDoS protection, and PIM, plus policies for HTTPS, auditing, encryption, IP forwarding, and inbound RDP controls.
Assess security posture using secure score and Azure security benchmark, aggregate threat intelligence with Azure Sentinel, and apply conditional access based on named locations and a separate landing zone.
Design a secure cloud architecture by applying best practices for an ever changing cloud posture, and develop strategies to secure servers, clients, and Microsoft Azure PaaS, IaaS, and SaaS services.
Plan and implement a cross-team security strategy that embeds cloud-based security early, shift-left, through a culture of partnership among security, business, and IT.
Coordinate security leadership, architecture, posture, and compliance across planning, build, and run phases to govern risk and policies; implement access controls and workload security via platform and application engineers.
Build a cloud security strategy within the cloud adoption framework, focusing on risk, resilience, asset protection, and business alignment. Engage all teams with documentation to enable secure, productive cloud outcomes.
Present a cloud security strategy document to executives and board members with a jargon-free executive summary or full presentation, aligned to risk appetite and top priorities.
Align the cloud security strategy with the business strategy, using the GitHub cloud security strategy document as input and adopting an agile, early-integration approach to minimize risks.
Define cloud strategy deliverables, including a security plan with organizational functions, security skills, and technical architecture, plus security awareness, asset inventory, crown jewels, and change management for cloud updates.
Develop a hybrid cloud security plan that covers on-premises and cloud services, establishes minimum security standards, assigns ownership and quick wins for 3–12 months, and aligns with the security strategy.
Explore essential cloud security practices across people, processes, and technologies, with incident response, security posture management, passwordless and multifactor authentication, native threat detection, and identity-based access controls.
As organizations adopt cloud services, security teams must modernize strategies and architectures and involve security from the start to reduce business risk and ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Explore security strategy principles across people, processes, and technologies, emphasizing passwordless or MFA, Azure conditional access, and identity management. See how CIO/CEO approvals and location-based policies guide cloud security posture.
Design a strategy for securing servers and client endpoints by establishing baselines and addressing mobile devices, Active Directory services, remote access, and secrets, keys, and certificates, plus forensic procedures.
Define the security baseline as a group of Microsoft recommended configuration settings and their security impact, used to keep applications and devices secure against evolving threats.
Inventory operating systems and deploy multiple baselines for Windows clients and servers with SCTE, Azure benchmark, and Intune to automate deployment and enforce bitlocker, passwords, and disable basic authentication.
Identify server hardening requirements by assessing each server's role, apply security baselines with the Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit, compare and adjust GPOs, and secure domain controllers and member servers.
Explore azure security benchmarks and their control domains, including remediation steps and private endpoint guidance, and map benchmarks to SES, ISD, PCI DSS.
Learn how to secure mobile devices through the four stages of the mobile device management lifecycle—enrollment, configuration, protection, and retirement—using Intune to enforce policies and protect corporate data.
Master application isolation and control on corporate devices with Intune for sc-100 exam prep. Enforce encryption, PINs, backups restrictions, and offline rules, saving work files only to OneDrive or SharePoint.
Create an iOS compliance policy in the Intune portal, enforcing strong passwords, screen lock and password expiration, plus hardening options like encryption and app store access controls.
Enforce antivirus, disk encryption, and Windows firewall via Microsoft Intune for Windows and Mac clients. Implement endpoint detection and response and attack surface reduction, and protect on-premises Active Directory.
Secure your domain controllers by enforcing least privileged admin models, secure administrative hosts, and strong multi-factor authentication to protect Active Directory credentials from theft and VIP accounts.
Secure domain controllers with dedicated enclosures, TPM, and BitLocker to protect volumes and resist rootkit attacks. Enforce group policies, keep DCs updated, and deploy Defender for Identity with audit policies.
Manage secrets, keys, and certificates with Azure Key Vault, a centralized vault that logs access, supports HSM-protected secrets, and enables automated renewal for secure app integrations.
Authenticate with azure active directory and authorize key vault operations, applying access policies and role based controls to read, write, and delete secrets and keys while restricting network access.
Secure remote access to Windows and Linux VMs in your virtual network using point-to-site and site-to-site VPNs, bastion host, and VDI solutions.
Learn how security operations centers rapidly detect, triage, remediate, and recover from attacks, reduce false positives, and proactively hunt adversaries while prioritizing high-value systems and leadership collaboration.
Align the security operations team and business leaders through continuous information exchange, incident triage, and training to understand business risk and respond effectively to major incidents.
Empower security operations by valuing people as core assets; hire for investigation competency and forensics thinking, then train them with automation to sort signals and defeat adversaries.
Quantify SOC performance with metrics such as mean time to acknowledge, mean time to remediate, true positives, automation, and escalation, to improve responsiveness and reduce false positives.
Differentiate digital forensics from computer forensics and ensure a chain of custody with access controls and auditing; use Defender for Endpoint and Azure tools for live response and data collection.
Design a remote access and endpoint strategy using Azure Virtual Desktop for remote workers, site-to-site connectivity for branches, and Defender for Cloud and Defender for Endpoints to protect management ports.
Introduce security baselines for PaaS, IaaS, and SaaS, along with IoT and data workloads. Examine storage, databases, and container orchestration security requirements.
Show the shared responsibility model for paas, with Microsoft securing the core stack while customers protect apps and data, and apply Azure paas security baselines via Defender for Cloud.
Learn security baselines for IaaS virtual machines in Azure, including access control with Azure AD, malware protection, data encryption at rest with disk encryption, and threat detection with Defender.
Establish a security baseline for SaaS by evaluating vendor trust and applying network, data, and application protection, using Defender for Cloud and Microsoft Secure Score to improve posture.
Apply a three-layer security in depth for IoT workloads—manufacturing, development, and deployment—covering tamper-proof hardware, secure upgrades, key management, inventory, and ongoing operator maintenance.
Learn to use Defender for IoT for security posture management and threat detection, bridging IT and OT with cloud and on-prem sensors integrated to Microsoft Sentinel for SOC operations.
Protect data workloads on premises and in the cloud by classifying data, applying sensitivity labels, and enforcing least-privilege access and data loss prevention under a zero-trust, assume-breach posture.
Explore Purview’s unified data governance—automatic discovery, sensitive data classification, and end-to-end lineage—while Defender for Cloud provides alerts and advanced threat protection for SQL, Synapse, and Cosmos DB.
Secure Azure storage accounts with soft delete and blob versioning for disaster recovery; implement Azure AD RBAC, restrict public access, enforce secure transfer, and use HTTPS-only SAS tokens with rotation.
Microsoft Defender for Storage provides Azure native security intelligence to detect unusual access to storage accounts, deliver contextual alerts with remediation steps, and analyze telemetry from Azure Blob Storage.
Learn to secure containers by authenticating with Azure AD service principals, enforcing RBAC, scanning images for vulnerabilities with Defender for Containers, and protecting secrets with Azure Key Vault and TLS.
Defender for containers delivers continuous security posture management and vulnerability assessment for Kubernetes clusters across hybrid workloads, including Azure Kubernetes Service, on-premises clusters, and Azure container registries.
Explore how to classify and label data with Microsoft Purview, assess cloud security posture with Defender for Cloud, and detect threats across virtual machines, containers, Cosmos DB, databases, and IoT.
Apply threat modeling early in the software development lifecycle by defining security requirements with the stride method, map data flows, identify assets and attack surfaces, and establish trust boundaries.
Create a threat modeling diagram for a two-tier architecture with the Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool, using Azure templates, defining trust boundaries, mapping data flow, and analyzing stride threats.
Perform a comprehensive threat modeling exercise to identify threats, vulnerabilities, and countermeasures; gather basic security controls, update threat models in code management, and apply stride-based mitigations.
Use stride within the Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle to threat model, covering spoofing, tampering, repudiation, non repudiation, information disclosure, denial of service, and elevation of privilege, with automation in devops.
After threat modeling, mitigate identified threats by defining detection and response processes, minimizing exposure with defense in depth and least privilege, and evaluating primary and secondary controls to reduce risk.
Shift from waterfall to DevOps enables continuous integration and delivery through pipelines for apps and API developments. Learn the DevOps phases and how to enforce security for applications and APIs.
Explore the four DevOps phases—planning, development, delivery, and maintenance—and how agile planning, automated testing, continuous integration, infrastructure as code, and monitoring drive secure, reliable production deployments.
Develop a formal devsecops strategy and start security conversations between dev and ops to address threats and protect data, while Azure Active Directory enables secure onboarding of applications.
Onboard applications to Azure Active Directory by configuring app registrations, updating redirect URLs, and enforcing secure settings like implicit grant flow, certificates and secrets, and clear ownership.
Explore how Tailwind Traders leverages Azure to design agile, DevOps–driven cloud security with asset inventory, DevSecOps integration, and robust application security for identity data and business assets.
Prioritize mitigating threats to the data and design a strategy to identify and protect the sensitive data. Specify an encryption standard for data at rest and in transit.
Identify organizational data weaknesses, map them to actionable security recommendations, and prioritize by impact to accelerate mitigation and ransomware protection across on-premises, cloud, and mobile environments.
Explore how ransomware encrypts files and extorts victims with cryptocurrency. Learn prevention and recovery measures to protect business operations.
Explore ransomware phases - preparing a recovery plan without paying attackers, limiting damage with privileged account controls, and hardening entry points to reduce attack surface through risk management, backups, and rapid response.
Identify and protect sensitive data through discovery and classification, labeling data as public, internal, confidential, or highly confidential, with data loss prevention and defined controls.
Identify and classify your data with trainable classifiers, sensitive information types, and EDM classifiers in Purview, then apply DLP policies to protect, govern, and prevent data loss.
Enable cloud app security in the m365 Defender portal, enable casb, discover on-prem and cloud apps, and apply policies for data loss prevention and incident response.
Learn data governance through data lifecycle management and retention policies in Microsoft Purview, covering adaptive and static scopes, retention periods, and location-based rules for Exchange, SharePoint, and OneDrive.
Explore a chapter two case study on designing a data security strategy with zero trust architecture, threat modeling, data in transit protections, and Azure Key Vault usage.
A subject matter expert (SME) in building and advancing cybersecurity strategies to safeguard an organization's goals and operational procedures throughout all facets of enterprise architecture is the Microsoft cybersecurity architect. A Zero Trust strategy and architecture, comprising security measures for data, apps, access control, identity, and infrastructure, are created by the cybersecurity architect. The Governance Risk Compliance (GRC) technological plans and security operational strategies are both evaluated by the cybersecurity architect.
To create and implement a cybersecurity strategy that satisfies an organization's business goals, the cybersecurity architect works consistently with executives and practitioners in IT security, privacy, and other positions throughout the organization.
A candidate for this exam should have advanced expertise and understanding in many different security engineering fields, such as identity and access, platform protection, security operations, securing data, and securing applications. They should also have knowledge of cloud and hybrid implementations.
To earn the Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect certification, candidates must also pass one of the following exams: SC-200, SC-300, AZ-500, or MS-500.
Modules covered in SC 100 Certification -
•Module 1 - Design a Zero Trust strategy and architecture (30–35%)
• Module 2 - Evaluate Governance Risk Compliance (GRC) technical strategies and security operations
strategies (10–15%)
• Module 3 - Design security for infrastructure (10–15%)
• Module 4 - Design a strategy for data and applications (15–20%)
• Module 5 - Recommend security best practices and priorities (20–25%) ( Added on Feb 7th 2023 )