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Now, test to ensure you can connect to the storage account container using SFTP. You
can use any SFTP client to test the connection. In this example, we use sftp from a
command prompt.
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You should now be connected to the storage account container using SFTP. You can use
put and get commands to upload and download files. Use ls to list the files in the
container, and lls to list the files in the local directory.
When no longer needed, you can use the following command to remove the resource
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Add or modify multiple Azure Firewall
rules using Azure PowerShell
Article • 03/08/2023
When you add new rules to Azure Firewall or Azure Firewall policy, you should use the
following steps to reduce the total update time:
1. Retrieve the Azure Firewall or Azure Firewall Policy object.
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Azure PowerShell
Azure PowerShell
Use this step to add any more rules, or perform any modifications to existing rules in the
same rule collection group.
Azure PowerShell
Azure Firewall Policy rule sets
<Rule Collection Group Name>" -ResourceGroupName "<Resource Group Name>" -
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How to set up and monitor Azure Firewall
DNAT rules for secure traffic management
07/03/2025
Azure Firewall DNAT (Destination Network Address Translation) rules are used to filter and rout
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3. Select DNAT rules.
4. Select + Add DNAT rule collection.
5. In the Add a rule collection pane, provide the following information:
Name: Enter a name for the DNAT rule collection.
Priority: Specify a priority for the rule collection. Lower numbers indicate higher
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Translated field: For DNAT rules using FQDN filtering, the logs display the resolved IP
address in the translated field instead of the FQDN.
Private DNS zones: Supported only within virtual networks (VNets). This feature isn't
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Azure Firewall DNS Proxy details
Article • 06/11/2024
You can configure Azure Firewall to act as a DNS proxy. A DNS proxy is an intermediary
for DNS requests from client virtual machines to a DNS server.
The following information describes some implementation details for Azure Firewall
DNS Proxy.
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In this example, if an FQDN is configured in Network rules, the firewall resolves the
FQDN to IP1 (IP address 1) and updates the network rules to allow access to IP1. If and
when the client resolves the same FQDN to IP2 because of a difference in DNS response,
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Azure Firewall DNS settings
05/19/2025
You can configure a custom DNS server and enable DNS proxy for Azure Firewall. Configure
these settings when you deploy the firewall, or configure them later from the DNS settings
page. By default, Azure Firewall uses Azure DNS and DNS Proxy is disabled.
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If you enable FQDN filtering in network rules but don't configure client virtual machines to use
the Azure Firewall as their DNS proxy, DNS requests from these clients might be resolved at
different times or return different results than those seen by the Azure Firewall. To ensure
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To configure DNS proxy, you must configure your virtual network DNS servers setting to
use the firewall private IP address. Then enable the DNS proxy in the Azure Firewall DNS
settings.
1. Select the virtual network where the DNS traffic is routed through the Azure Firewall
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DNS proxy performs five-second health check loops for as long as the upstream servers report
as unhealthy. The health checks are a recursive DNS query to the root name server. Once an
upstream server is considered healthy, the firewall stops health checks until the next error.
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servicebus.windows.net
blob.storage.azure.net
blob.core.windows.net
arm-msedge.net
cloudapp.azure.com
monitoring.core.windows.net
For example, Azure Firewall management traffic requires access to storage accounts using the
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FQDN tags overview
Article • 06/07/2024
An FQDN tag represents a group of fully qualified domain names (FQDNs) associated
with well known Microsoft services. You can use an FQDN tag in application rules to
allow the required outbound network traffic through your firewall.
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FQDN tag
Description
AzureHDInsight
Allows outbound access for HDInsight platform traffic. This
tag doesn’t cover customer-specific Storage or SQL traffic
from HDInsight. Enable these using Service Endpoints or add
them manually.
WindowsVirtualDesktop
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Azure Firewall service tags
Article • 03/19/2025
A service tag represents a group of IP address prefixes to simplify security rule creation.
You cannot create your own service tag or specify which IP addresses are included.
Microsoft manages and updates the address prefixes within the service tag
automatically.
Azure F... | [
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Update the Azure Firewall definition with the new network rules:
PowerShell
Finally, commit the network rule changes to the running Azure Firewall instance:
PowerShell
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Scale SNAT ports with Azure NAT
Gateway
Article • 01/31/2025
Azure Firewall provides 2,496 SNAT ports per public IP address configured per backend
virtual machine scale set instance (Minimum of two instances), and you can associate up
to 250 public IP addresses. Depending on your architecture and traffic patterns, you
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The following example creates and attaches a NAT gateway with an Azure Firewall
subnet using Azure PowerShell.
Azure PowerShell
In addition, Azure NAT Gateway integration isn't currently supported in secured
virtual hub network (vWAN) architectures. You must deploy using a hub virtual
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The following example creates and attaches a NAT gateway with an Azure Firewall
subnet using Azure CLI.
Azure CLI
Scale Azure Firewall SNAT ports with NAT Gateway for large workloads
.
Design virtual networks with NAT gateway
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Configure Azure Firewall application
rules with SQL FQDNs
Article • 04/13/2023
You can now configure Azure Firewall application rules with SQL FQDNs. This allows you
to limit access from your virtual networks to only the specified SQL server instances.
With SQL FQDNs, you can filter traffic:
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1. Deploy an Azure Firewall using Azure PowerShell.
2. If you filter traffic to Azure SQL Database, Azure Synapse Analytics, or SQL
Managed Instance, ensure the SQL connectivity mode is set to Proxy. To learn how
to switch SQL connectivity mode, see Azure SQL Connectivity Settings.
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1. Deploy an Azure Firewall using Azure CLI.
2. If you filter traffic to Azure SQL Database, Azure Synapse Analytics, or SQL
Managed Instance, ensure the SQL connectivity mode is set to Proxy. To learn how
to switch SQL connectivity mode, see Azure SQL Connectivity Settings.
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4. Access SQL from a virtual machine in a VNet that filters the traffic through the
firewall.
5. Validate that Azure Firewall logs show the traffic is allowed.
To learn about SQL proxy and redirect modes, see Azure SQL Database connectivity
architecture.
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Azure Firewall SNAT private IP address
ranges
Article • 03/19/2025
Azure Firewall provides SNAT capability for all outbound traffic to public IP addresses. By
default, Azure Firewall doesn't SNAT with Network rules when the destination IP address
is in a private IP address range per IANA RFC 1918
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You can configure the SNAT private IP addresses using the following methods. Use the
method appropriate for your configuration. Firewalls associated with a firewall policy
must specify the range in the policy and not use AdditionalProperties .
Method
Using classic rules
Using firewall policy
Azure portal
supported
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For more information, see New-AzFirewall.
To configure an existing firewall using classic rules, use the following Azure PowerShell
cmdlets:
Azure PowerShell
$azFw = @{
Name = '<fw-name>'
ResourceGroupName = '<resourcegroup-name>'
Location = '<location>'
VirtualNetworkName = '<vnet-... | [
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You can use Azure CLI to specify private IP address ranges for the firewall using classic
rules.
For a new firewall using classic rules, use the following Azure CLI command:
Azure CLI
To configure an existing firewall using classic rules, use the following Azure CLI
command:
Azure CLI
Classic rules
New firewall
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To configure SNAT during ARM Template deployment, add the following to the
additionalProperties property:
JSON
Azure Firewalls associated with a firewall policy supports SNAT private ranges since API
version 2020-11-01. You can use a template to update the SNAT private range on the
Firewall Policy. The following sampl... | [
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You can use the Azure portal to specify private IP address ranges for the firewall.
1. Select your resource group, and then select your firewall.
2. On the Overview page, Private IP Ranges, select the default value IANA RFC 1918.
The Edit Private IP Prefixes page opens:
3. By default, IANAPrivateRanges is configured.
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JSON
Use the following JSON to associate an Azure Route Server:
JSON
Create a new firewall with a RouteServerId.
Azure PowerShell
{
"type": "Microsoft.Network/firewallPolicies",
"apiVersion": "2022-11-01",
"name": "[parameters('firewallPolicies_DatabasePolicy_name')]",
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Update an existing firewall with RouteServerId
Azure PowerShell
Create new firewall policy with SNAT parameter provided
Azure PowerShell
Update an existing firewall policy with SNAT
Azure PowerShell
$azureFirewall = New-AzFirewall -Name $azureFirewallName -
ResourceGroupName `
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Get Firewall Learned Prefixes
Azure PowerShell
To configure autolearn SNAT routes (preview) using the Azure portal, follow these steps:
1. Add a subnet:
Add a subnet named RouteServerSubnet to your existing firewall virtual
network.
Ensure the subnet size is at least /27.
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Configure customer-controlled
maintenance for Azure Firewall
07/09/2025
This article explains how to configure customer-controlled maintenance windows for Azure
Firewall. It provides step-by-step guidance for scheduling maintenance using the Azure portal
or PowerShell.
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Follow these steps to create a maintenance configuration directly from the Azure Firewall
resource:
1. In the Azure portal, navigate to the Firewall resource for which you want to create a
maintenance configuration.
2. On the Azure Firewall page, navigate to Settings and select Maintenance.
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6. Select Enable to apply the maintenance configuration on the Azure Firewall resource.
Complete the configuration as required to align with your operational needs.
Follow these steps to create a maintenance configuration in the Azure portal using the
Maintenance Configurations page:
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3. On the Basics tab, provide the following details:
Subscription: Select your subscription.
Resource Group: Choose the resource group where your resources are located.
Configuration name: Enter a descriptive name for the maintenance
configuration.
Region: Select the same region as your firewall resources.
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5. After specifying the schedule, select Save.
6. Proceed to the Resources tab. Select + Add resources to associate resources with the
maintenance configuration. You can add resources during the creation process or
later. For this example, you're adding resources during the configuration creation.
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2. Select the maintenance configuration you want to modify.
3. In the left-hand menu, go to Settings and select Resources. This opens the
Resources page, where you can view all resources associated with the selected
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Secure your Azure Firewall deployment
07/09/2025
Azure Firewall is a managed, cloud-based network security service that protects your Azure
Virtual Network resources. As a fully stateful firewall as a service with built-in high availability
and unrestricted cloud scalability, it's critical to properly configure and sec... | [
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Use forced tunneling for hybrid environments: Configure forced tunneling when you
need to route internet-bound traffic through on-premises security appliances. Enable the
Management NIC to support this configuration while maintaining firewall management
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Use URL filtering for granular control: Enable URL filtering to extend FQDN filtering
capabilities to consider entire URLs rather than just domain names. This provides more
precise control over web traffic and reduces the risk of accessing malicious content
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detect malware and analyze threat patterns. For more information, see Detect malware
with Azure Firewall and Microsoft Sentinel.
Monitor threat intelligence alerts: Configure monitoring for threat intelligence alerts to
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Azure security baseline for Azure Firewall
Article • 02/25/2025
This security baseline applies guidance from the Microsoft cloud security benchmark version
1.0 to Azure Firewall. The Microsoft cloud security benchmark provides recommendations on
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Name
Description
Effect(s)
Version
Subnets should be
associated with a
Network Security
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Protect your subnet from potential threats by
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For more information, see the Microsoft cloud security benchmark: Data protection.
Description: Tools (such as Azure Purview or Azure Information Protection) can be used for
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Configuration Guidance: No additional configurations are required as this is enabled on a
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About roles and permissions for Azure
Firewall
Article • 12/20/2024
The Azure Firewall utilizes multiple resources, such as virtual networks and IP addresses,
during both creation and management operations. Because of this, it's essential to verify
permissions on all involved resources during these operations.
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Resource
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Subnet
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To view roles and permissions for other services, see the following links:
Azure Application Gateway
Azure ExpressRoute
Azure Route Server
Azure Virtual WAN
Managed NVA
Azure VPN Gateway
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Azure Firewall integration in Microsoft
Security Copilot
Article • 04/25/2025
Security Copilot is a generative AI-powered security solution that helps increase the efficiency
and capabilities of security personnel to improve security outcomes at machine speed and
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Copilot in Azure (embedded experience) in the Azure portal:
For more information, see Microsoft Security Copilot experiences and Microsoft Copilot in
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Security Copilot has built-in system features that can get data from the different plugins that
are turned on.
To view the list of built-in system capabilities for Azure Firewall, use the following procedure on
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Sample prompts:
Has there been any malicious traffic intercepted by my Firewall <Firewall name> ?
What are the top 20 IDPS hits from the last seven days for Firewall <Firewall name> in
resource group <resource group name> ?
Show me in tabular form the top 50 attacks that targeted Firewall <Firewall name> in
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Sample prompts:
Explain why IDPS flagged the top hit as high severity and the fifth hit as low severity.
What can you tell me about this attack? What are the other attacks this attacker is known
for?
I see that the third signature ID is associated with CVE <CVE number\> , tell me more about
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Sample prompts:
Was signature ID <ID number\> only stopped by this one Firewall? What about others
across this entire tenant?
Was the top hit seen by any other Firewall in the subscription <subscription name> ?
Over the past week did any Firewall in resource group <resource group name\> see
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Sample prompts:
How do I protect myself from future attacks from this attacker across my entire
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If I want to make sure all my Azure Firewalls are protected against attacks from signature
ID <ID number\> , how do I accomplish this?
What is the difference in risk between alert only and alert and block modes for IDPS?
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When you interact with Security Copilot either through the Security Copilot portal or the
Copilot in Azure experience to get information, Copilot pulls that data from Azure Firewall. The
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Use Azure Firewall to protect Azure
Virtual Desktop deployments
Article • 03/19/2025
Azure Virtual Desktop is a cloud virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) service that runs on
Azure. When an end user connects to Azure Virtual Desktop, their session comes from a
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The Azure virtual machines you create for Azure Virtual Desktop must have access to
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the Azure Virtual Desktop FQDN tag WindowsVirtualDesktop to simplify this
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Depending on your organization needs, you might want to enable secure outbound
internet access for your end users. If the list of allowed destinations is well-defined (for
example, for Microsoft 365 access), you can use Azure Firewall... | [
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Use Azure Firewall to protect Azure
Kubernetes Service (AKS) clusters
Article • 10/01/2024
This article shows you how you can protect Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) clusters by
using Azure Firewall to secure outbound and inbound traffic.
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The simplest solution uses a firewall device that can control outbound traffic based on
domain names. A firewall typically establishes a barrier between a trusted network and
an untrusted network, such as the Internet. Azure Firewall, for example, can restrict
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Define a set of environment variables to be used in resource creations.
Bash
Create a virtual network with two separate subnets, one for the cluster, one for the
firewall. Optionally you could also create one for internal service ingress.
Create a resource group to hold all of the resources.
Restrict egress traffic usi... | [
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Azure CLI
Create a virtual network with two subnets to host the AKS cluster and the Azure Firewall.
Each has their own subnet. Let's start with the AKS network.
Azure CLI
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Create a standard SKU public IP resource that is used as the Azure Firewall frontend
address.
Azure CLI
Register the preview cli-extension to create an Azure Firewall.
Azure CLI
The IP address created earlier can now be assigned to the firewall frontend.
） Important
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Azure CLI
When the previous command has succeeded, save the firewall frontend IP address for
configuration later.
Azure CLI
Azure automatically routes traffic between Azure subnets, virtual networks, and on-
premises networks. If you want to change any of Azure's default routing, you do so by
creating a route table.
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Azure CLI
See virtual network route table documentation about how you can override Azure's
default system routes or add more routes to a subnet's route table.
You can use the following three network rules to configure your firewall. You might need
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Azure CLI
Azure CLI
See Azure Firewall documentation to learn more about the Azure Firewall service.
To associate the cluster with the firewall, the dedicated subnet for the cluster's subnet
must reference the route table created previously. Association can be done by issuing a
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through the firewall and no other egress paths exist (by default the Load Balancer
outbound type could be used).
The target subnet to be deployed into is defined with the environment variable,
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Azure CLI
If you used authorized IP ranges for the cluster on the previous step, you must add your
developer tooling IP addresses to the AKS cluster list of approved IP ranges in order to
access the API server from there. Another option is to configure a jumpbox with the
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Use the az aks get-credentials command to configure kubectl to connect to your newly
created Kubernetes cluster.
Azure CLI
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To configure inbound connectivity, a DNAT rule must be written to the Azure Firewall. To
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EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S)
AGE
kubernetes ClusterIP 10.41.0.1 <none> 443/TCP
10h
store-front LoadBalancer 10.41.185.82 203.0.113.254
80:32718/TCP 9m
order-service ClusterIP 10.0.104.144 <none> 3000/TCP
11s
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Get the service IP by running:
Bash
Add the NAT rule by running:
Azure CLI
Navigate to the Azure Firewall frontend IP address in a browser to validate connectivity.
You should see the AKS store app. In this example, the Firewall public IP was
203.0.113.32 .
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To clean up Azure resources, delete the AKS resource group.
Azure CLI
Learn more about Azure Kubernetes Service, see Kubernetes core concepts for
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
az group delete -g $RG
Next steps
Yes
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Use Azure Firewall to protect Microsoft
365
Article • 04/03/2025
You can use the Azure Firewall built-in Service Tags and FQDN tags to allow outbound
communication to Microsoft 365 endpoints and IP addresses.
For each Microsoft 365 product and category, Azure Firewall automatically retrieves the
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For a Service Tag – this specific combination exists and has required IPv4 addresses
listed.
For an FQDN Rule – this specific combination exists and has required FQDNs listed
which communicate to ports 80/443.
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Application rule collection:
These built-in tags provide granularity to allow and protect the outbound traffic to
Microsoft 365 based on your preferences and usage. You can allow outbound traffic
only to specific products and categories for a specific source. You can also use Azure
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communication to these FQDNs, create your own network rules with these FQDNs and
ports. For more information, see Use FQDN filtering in network rules.
For more information, see Protect Microsoft 365 and Windows 365 with Azure
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Azure Firewall with Microsoft Sentinel
overview
Article • 10/10/2023
You can now get both detection and prevention in the form of an easy-to-deploy Azure
Firewall solution for Azure Sentinel.
Security is a constant balance between proactive and reactive defenses. They're both
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Once installed, select Manage follow all the steps in the wizard, pass validation, and
create the solution. With just a few selections, all content, including connectors,
detections, workbooks, and playbooks are deployed in your Microsoft Sentinel
workspace.
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Detection rule
What does it do?
What does it indicate?
Port scan
Identifies a source IP scanning
multiple open ports on the Azure
Firewall.
Malicious scanning of ports by an
attacker, trying to reveal open ports in
the organization that can be
compromised for initial access.
Port sweep
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built-in Azure Sentinel hunting queries in the Azure Firewall
solution give security researchers the tools they need to find high-impact activities from
the firewall logs. Several examples include:
Hunting query
What does it do?
What does it indicate?
First time a
source IP
connects to
destination port
Helps to identif... | [
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