Diagram
A layered stack diagram showing four security layers for Azure File Shares, starting with network restrictions, moving through identity and encryption, and ending with key management.
Securing File Shares
Security involves controlling who can access the share and from where. For authentication, you can use Azure AD or on-premises Active Directory to enforce NTFS permissions on files and folders, just like a traditional file server. To protect data, you enable encryption for data at rest and in transit. Network security is managed by configuring the storage account's firewall to restrict access to specific virtual networks or IP addresses, preventing unwanted connections from the public internet.
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