Azure Fundamental for Ethical Hackers and Special Ops Team [free whitepaper] By Nino Crudele

Nino Crudele just published a free whitepaper about Azure Fundamentals for Ethical Hackers and Special Ops Teams. This is a 39-page whitepaper on Azure Fundamentals and Penetration Testing. If you’re passionate about security or want to know a little more, you shouldn’t miss this opportunity.

Nino Crudele is a freelance living in the United Kingdom. He is the Global Azure Lead and Cybersecurity expert at Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, a global manufacturing company. He is responsible for leading the Microsoft Azure Cloud area, supporting and advising the Company to select the most appropriate cloud strategies and solutions from high-level design to implementation. Security is one of my top priorities.

What to expect from the Azure Fundamentals for Ethical Hackers and Special Ops Team whitepaper

This whitepaper will provide:

• A good understanding of Microsoft Azure, how it is organized, and how it works, is a good prerequisite in order to create penetration tests, understand the weaknesses and the critical areas, and for any type of security operator.
• A good introduction and understanding of penetration testing, the phases, the standards, the techniques, and the methodologies related to Microsoft Azure

I would like to take this opportunity also to say thanks to Nino Crudele for inviting me to be his technical reviewer for this whitepaper, as always with him, it was a nightmare, but a very enjoyable one.

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