Which security strategy in Azure aims to reduce risk by implementing multiple layers of protection?
Single sign-on
Network segmentation
Least privilege
Defense-in-depth
Defense-in-depth is a security approach that utilizes multiple layers of defense mechanisms to protect data and resources in Azure. If one layer is compromised, others continue to provide protection, thereby minimizing the risk of a security breach.
Least privilege involves giving users only the access necessary to perform their jobs, which limits permissions but doesn't involve layered protection.
Single sign-on enhances user convenience by allowing access to multiple applications with one set of credentials but doesn't relate to layering security measures.
Network segmentation divides a network into segments to enhance performance and security but represents only one layer of security, not a comprehensive layered strategy.
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