#AZURE SECURITY CENTER POLICIES HOW TO#

It shows the available and assigned policies. The security policy page for that subscription or management group appears. Select the subscription or management group whose policies you want to view. In the Policy management screen, you can see the number of management groups, subscriptions, and workspaces as well as your management group structure. In the Security Center dashboard, select Security policy. To view your security policies in Security Center: You can edit security policies through the Azure Policy portal, via REST API or using Windows PowerShell. Can also update the security policy and dismiss alerts. Security admin: Has the same view rights as security reader.Security reader: Has rights to view Security Center items such as recommendations, alerts, policy, and health.There are also two specific Security Center roles: Which means users are assigned the role of owner, contributor, or reader to the resource's subscription. When users open Security Center, they see only information related to the resources they can access. Security Center uses Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC), which provides built-in roles you can assign to Azure users, groups, and services. To understand the relationships between initiatives, policies, and recommendations, see What are security policies, initiatives, and recommendations? Who can edit security policies?

#AZURE SECURITY CENTER POLICIES HOW TO#

This article explains how security policies are configured, and how to view them in Security Center.

Azure security center policies