Store ASP.NET Secret Securely with Azure KeyVault
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to store application keys and secrets securely using Azure KeyVault
when we talk about To secure sensitive data and protect applications on Azure, a combination of Azure security services is highly recommended. Here’s a quick overview of how you can use key Azure security services:
Centralized service for securely storing and managing secrets, certificates, and encryption keys. Use it to protect sensitive information like API keys and database connection strings.
Manages identity and access for your applications and resources. AAD provides single sign-on, multifactor authentication, and conditional access to secure user identities.
Monitors and improves your security posture. It offers continuous security assessment and recommendations, threat protection, and secure score reporting for cloud and hybrid workloads.
Helps safeguard against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. Azure provides both Basic (free) and Standard DDoS protection, ideal for high-traffic web applications.
Fully managed, cloud-native firewall service that provides network security to protect Azure Virtual Network resources. It includes built-in threat intelligence to block traffic from malicious IP addresses.
By using these Azure security services, you can build a robust, multi-layered security framework that protects applications, data, and identities across your Azure environment.