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Azure SQL enables you to maintain the security, integrity and consistency of your data, which is critical when customer information is at stake, but it requires using a new approach to security.
In Azure, you can have your SQL Server workloads running in a hosted infrastructure (IaaS) or running as a hosted service (PaaS). Within PaaS, you have multiple deployment options and service tiers within each deployment option. The decision between PaaS or IaaS comes down to deciding if you want to manage your database, apply patches, take backups, or if you want to delegate these operations to Azure.
In the Azure environment, Microsoft provides a secure foundation across physical infrastructure, and operational security, while you are responsible for the security of your application workloads, data, identities, on-premises resources, and all the cloud components that you control. This is referred to as the shared responsibility model.
You can ensure the security of your Azure resources by understanding the risks to misconfigured services and applying security best practices based on the shared responsibility model.
What are the risks to misconfigured Azure SQL?
How Halo Can Help Secure Your Azure SQL
Halo Can help you secure your SQL by ensuring that:
Learn more about how Halo Cloud Secure can give you security visibility into your inventory of Azure SQL server inventory and help you reduce your overall cloud attack surface.