Azure RBAC uses two types of roles: built-in and custom. Built-in roles come with a predefined set of permissions, which makes life easier for administrators but can provide more access than required.

Role Based Access Security (RBAC) is the part of Azure where you control access to various resources. You can assign roles at the subscription and resource group level and even at the resource level ...

Azure Security Center starts by assessing an organization’s environment, enabling it to understand the status of resources as well as whether they are secure.

Microsoft announced that 16 new Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) lower-privileged roles are available today in preview to help admins improve security by decreasing the number of Global ...

In October, 2015 Microsoft announced its Azure Role Based Access Control (RBAC) feature has reached General Availability. The purpose of this feature is to allow organizations finer granularity when p ...

RBAC grants access to systems or the ability to perform tasks based on roles. Roles are determined by job function, job responsibilities, job competency, authority within the organization, etc.

Today, Azure AD security defaults are used by about 30 million organizations, according to Microsoft, and over the next month Microsoft will roll out the defaults to many more organizations that ...