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- Security recommendations for Blob storage - Azure Storage
However, if you must use Shared Key authorization, then secure your account keys with Azure Key Vault You can retrieve the keys from the key vault at runtime, instead of saving them with your application
- Azure blob storage and security best practices - Stack Overflow
I won't get into subjective opinion answers, but from an objective perspective: If a developer has a storage account key, then they have full access to the storage account And if they left the company and kept a copy of the key? The only way to block them out is to regenerate the key
- Azure Storage Account Keys vs Shared Access Signatures (SAS)
There are two keys generated for each storage account, and you can use either of them to authenticate yourself with the storage account It is important to keep your Azure Storage Account Keys secure, as anyone with access to them can access your data
- Secure File Sharing with Azure Storage and Encryption
Configuring Storage Account to Use Key Vault Key In your resource group's IAM settings, assign the Key Vault Crypto Service Encryption User role to your managed identity Go to your storage account's Encryption settings and configure it to use the customer-managed key from your Key Vault
- Securing Azure Blob Storage: Set-Up Guide - Varonis
Using Azure AD for authorizing requests against Azure Blob storage is better than access keys and SAS Clients use their existing accounts, and you ensure the client access the Blob storage with the minimum required privileges
- Create an SMB Azure file share - Azure Files | Microsoft Learn
All kind SKU combinations Azure file shares can exist in can support customer-managed keys regardless of this setting Enable infrastructure encryption: Checkbox: Checked unchecked: Yes: Storage accounts can optionally use a secondary layer of encryption for data stored in the system to guard against one of the keys being compromised
- Enable access to BLOB within Azure Storage account via SAS . . .
Use a private endpoint: You can create a private endpoint for Azure Storage account, which will allow you to access the Blob over a private connection instead of the public internet This is a more secure option as it does not expose Blob to the public internet
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