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Authentication - ANSWERS-The process of establishing the identity
of a person or service looking to access a resource. It involves the
act of challenging a party for legitimate credentials, and provides
the basis for creating a security principal for identity and access
control use. It establishes if they are who they say they are.
Authorization - ANSWERS-The process of establishing what level of
access an authenticated person or service has. It specifies what
data they're allowed to access and what they can do with it.
Azure Active Directory - ANSWERS-A cloud-based identity service. It
has built in support for synchronizing with your existing on-
premises Active Directory or can be used as a standalone product.
This means that all your applications, whether on-premises, in the
cloud (including Office 365), or even mobile applications can share
the same credentials. Administrators and developers can control
,access to internal and external data and applications using
centralized rules and policies configured in Azure AD.
Single Sign-On - ANSWERS-A service that enables users to
remember only one ID and one password to access multiple
applications. A single identity is tied to a user, simplifying the
security model. As users change roles or leave an organization,
access modifications are tied to that identity, greatly reducing the
effort needed to change or disable accounts.
Multi-Factor Authentication - ANSWERS-provides additional
security for your identities by requiring two or more elements for
full authentication. These elements usually fall into three
categories:
Something you know (password)
Something you possess (phone)
Something you are (fingerprint)
Symmetric Encryption - ANSWERS-An encryption method in which
the same key is used to encrypt and decrypt a message. Also known
as private-key encryption.
Asymmetric Encryption - ANSWERS-An encryption method that
uses a public key and private key pair. Either key can encrypt but a
single key can't decrypt its own encrypted data. To decrypt, you
, need the paired key. Asymmetric encryption is used for things like
Transport Layer Security (TLS) (used in HTTPS) and data signing.
Azure Key Vault - ANSWERS-a centralized cloud service for storing
your application secrets. It can help you control your applications'
secrets by keeping them in a single, central location and by
providing secure access, permissions control, and access logging
capabilities.
Microsoft Azure Information Protection - ANSWERS-A cloud-based
solution that helps organizations classify and optionally protect
documents and emails by applying labels.
Azure Advanced Threat Protection - ANSWERS-A cloud-based
security solution that identifies, detects, and helps you investigate
advanced threats, compromised identities, and malicious insider
actions directed at your organization.
Azure Security Center - ANSWERS-A monitoring service that
provides threat protection across all of your services both in Azure,
and on-premises.
Azure Portal - ANSWERS-The login portal for the Azure cloud
platform. You can use the UI interface to create, update and delete
Azure Resources. You can also create an Azure support ticket from
within the UI (based upon your subscription agreement).