Deploying an application to Azure is easy, however most developers and teams are deploying on the Azure Public Backbone, which works, but also exposes a number of surfaces for attack.

In this session, you'll learn about various Azure Services for networking and security, as well as basic network patterns like the hub-and-spoke architecture and primary and secondary regions. You'll also learn about various ways to implement security such as service endpoints and private endpoints.

Various methods to ingress into the network will also be discussed, including Bastion, Azure Firewall, VPN connections, Front Door, and Web Application Gateway.

Additional discussions will talk about ways to use automated deployments while maintaining network perimeter security.

By the end of the session, you'll be familiar with the tools available for creating and deploying secure applications with minimal attack surfaces and secure network communication.

This talk addresses a very big problem in the Azure cloud space where many teams are just deploying to the public backbone. By the end of the talk, attendees will have a better understanding of the Azure Networking resources they should be in command of to deploy an application that has network perimeter security.