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Secure AI solutions in the cloud using Microsoft Defender for Cloud and Microsoft Entra (SC-5009)

Secure AI workloads in Azure using cloud-native protection and identity controls.

Secure AI solutions in the cloud by configuring AI workloads, applying cloud-native protections, and reinforcing security outcomes with identity controls. Learn how AI workloads authenticate, how trust boundaries are established, and how security posture and workload protection reduce risk using Microsoft Defender for Cloud and Microsoft Foundry. Extend these protections by using Microsoft Entra to design and apply identity and access controls that explain and harden earlier security decisions.

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Who Should Attend?

This course is intended for professionals responsible for securing and operating AI workloads in the cloud. The audience includes cloud security engineers, platform engineers, and application teams working with AI services who need to understand how workload protection, security posture, and identity controls apply to AI environments. Familiarity with Azure, cloud-native security concepts, and basic identity and access principles is recommended.

What You'll Learn

Learning outcomes:

  • Apply security posture management and workload protection for AI services using Microsoft Defender for Cloud
  • Configure and secure Microsoft Foundry environments using cloud-native security controls
  • Design and apply identity and access controls for AI workloads using Microsoft Entra

Prerequisites

Learners should have:

  • Familiarity with Microsoft Azure and cloud‑native security concepts, including workload protection and security posture management.
  • Basic understanding of identity and access management concepts, such as authentication and authorization principles.

Experience or exposure to securing cloud workloads, especially in Azure environments.