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by nickburns
812 days ago
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I've done an objective comparison of cloud provider security capabilities and Azure's is the worst by a large margin [ . . . ]
could you say a little more about this—if only to list some security-related functionality that's default or comes with 'base ' licensing in other public clouds, but that Microsoft offers only as add-on? probably a fair list considering the sheer number of tier and add-on SKUs. but anything specific that's particularly egregious? |
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Another fun problem is that their audit logs only log the identity of the person that triggered the event about 50% of the time. In many cases they mask or drop this field, which is the most important piece of data in such a log!
So for example a developer in our org pressed a button in an Application Insights troubleshooting wizard when his app ran out of memory. This “helpfully” doubled the size of an already huge server pool that had a reservation in it. We ended up paying $15K extra that month and never figured out who did it because the logged identity was some internal service account!