What you'll learn:
- Prepare for SC-100 Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect Certification
- Understand the cyber security ecosystem in Microsoft cloud
- Identify and manage risks using Microsoft security tools
- Importance of people, process & technologies and how they relate to business
- Understand Cyber security best practices and how they are changing with the cloud
- Design Security strategy for IaaS, PaaS and SaaS services
- Design a Zero Trust Strategy and architecture
- Evaluate Governance Risk Compliance Strategies
A subject matter expert (SME) in building and advancing cybersecurity strategies to safeguard an organization's goals and operational procedures throughout all facets of enterprise architecture is the Microsoft cybersecurity architect. A Zero Trust strategy and architecture, comprising security measures for data, apps, access control, identity, and infrastructure, are created by the cybersecurity architect. The Governance Risk Compliance (GRC) technological plans and security operational strategies are both evaluated by the cybersecurity architect.
To create and implement a cybersecurity strategy that satisfies an organization's business goals, the cybersecurity architect works consistently with executives and practitioners in IT security, privacy, and other positions throughout the organization.
A candidate for this exam should have advanced expertise and understanding in many different security engineering fields, such as identity and access, platform protection, security operations, securing data, and securing applications. They should also have knowledge of cloud and hybrid implementations.
To earn the Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect certification, candidates must also pass one of the following exams: SC-200, SC-300, AZ-500, or MS-500.
Modules covered inSC 100 Certification -
•Module 1 - Design a Zero Trust strategy and architecture (30–35%)
• Module 2 - Evaluate Governance Risk Compliance (GRC) technical strategies and security operations
strategies (10–15%)
• Module 3 - Design security for infrastructure (10–15%)
• Module 4 - Design a strategy for data and applications (15–20%)
• Module 5 - Recommend security best practices and priorities (20–25%) ( Added on Feb 7th 2023 )
