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Learn about the Microsoft Learn for Educators program and how to best deliver its content to your students. Prepare to deliver Microsoft’s security solutions, SC-400 Microsoft Information Protection Administrator in academic program.
Learn how to secure identities used by AI workloads in Azure. Build skills in workload identity architecture, access management, Conditional Access, and identity risk response by using Microsoft Entra.
Learn to design and implement strong authentication controls, apply Just-in-Time privileged access strategies, and extend identity-based security to AI-powered applications using Microsoft Entra.
Organizations need to prevent data loss and safeguard sensitive information to meet security and compliance goals. Microsoft Purview provides DLP capabilities to detect and respond to risky activities across cloud and endpoint environments. Learn how to design, configure, and manage DLP policies using Microsoft Purview. This learning path aligns with exam SC-401: Microsoft Information Security Administrator.
Learn how to secure Microsoft Foundry workloads by using Microsoft Defender for Cloud. Discover AI resources across Azure, assess their security posture, protect against runtime threats, and configure model guardrails in Microsoft Foundry to prevent unsafe or policy-violating content.
Learn to secure, manage, and monitor endpoints using Microsoft Intune, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, and Microsoft Security Copilot. This path covers device onboarding, policy enforcement, compliance, threat protection, and AI-powered incident response for modern organizations. (MD-4011)
Learn how to work with subscriptions, users, and groups by configuring Microsoft Entra ID for workloads.
Learn to manage cloud security posture using Microsoft Defender for Cloud. You connect hybrid and multicloud environments, identify risks, and assess compliance—then protect your workloads with threat detection and vulnerability management.
Logging actions and locating content are essential for investigating events, supporting compliance efforts, and maintaining transparency. Microsoft Purview provides audit and content search capabilities to help organizations understand what actions were taken and find specific items across Microsoft 365 services. This learning path aligns with exam SC-401: Microsoft Information Security Administrator.
Microsoft Purview eDiscovery supports internal investigations and legal matters by enabling the discovery, preservation, and analysis of Microsoft 365 content. Learn how to manage cases, place holds on data, run targeted searches, and organize results for review to meet legal and regulatory requirements.
Microsoft 365 Copilot accesses organizational data to generate responses, which introduces new risks for sensitive information exposure. Learn how to use Microsoft Purview audit, sensitivity labels, and data loss prevention to investigate, classify, and protect data in a Copilot-enabled environment.
Organizations need to classify, label, and protect sensitive data to prevent exposure and ensure compliance. Microsoft Purview solutions provide data classification, sensitivity labels, and encryption to secure information across Microsoft 365 and on-premises storage. This learning path aligns with exam SC-401: Microsoft Information Security Administrator.
A 3-hour learning path covering conditional access, Privileged Identity Management, workload identities, and migration patterns from legacy AD. Includes 5 labs and a knowledge check.
Learn to create and manage identity and access using Microsoft Entra ID. Explore the basics of creating users, groups, and how to control access with conditional access.
AZ-400: Implement security and validate code bases for compliance - Learn DevSecOps practices, secure pipeline implementation, open-source software security, software composition analysis, and comprehensive security monitoring with Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Azure Policy, and GitHub Advanced Security.
AI-driven SOCs promise efficiency gains, but how much automation is too much? While AI-powered security tools enhance SIEM, SOAR, and threat detection, adversaries are exploiting automation blind spots, manipulating AI models, and evading AI-driven defenses. This session dissects real-world adversarial AI attacks, including a case study on Microsoft Copilot’s AI vulnerabilities—where attackers exploited indirect prompt injection and adversarial inputs to manipulate security workflows. Attendees will learn how AI can be both a force multiplier and a security risk, gaining: - An understanding of how attackers bypass AI-powered security automation - A breakdown of adversarial AI tactics and AI-specific SOC vulnerabilities - A hybrid AI-human SOC model that reduces false positives while maintaining resilience This session offers a practical roadmap to securely integrate AI in SOC operations without increasing attack surfaces.