1. Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines
Discover how your business can benefit from Azure Virtual Machines
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2. Azure virtual machines will transform your business
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Engage your customers
Use virtual machines for websites, applications and more
Scale up or down depending on customer demand
Reduce IT complexity and cost
Set up Dev/Test platforms quickly
Pay as you go, Azure is a metered service
Get more choice. Chose Linux or Windows. Chose your own image or buy pre-configured
Improve business processes
Combine the performance of a world-class supercomputer with the scalability of the cloud
Configure your virtual machine size and performance to handle even the largest business needs
Help keep data safe and compliant
You govern user access to applications
Your data is encrypted at rest and in transit with advanced protocols and best-in-class cryptography
Azure conforms to ISO security standards

3. How can you use Azure Virtual Machines?
Development and test
VMs offer an easy way to create a computer with specific configurations required to code and test an application
Azure Virtual Machines provide an economical way to create VMs, use them, then delete them when they're no longer needed
Running applications
Azure Virtual Machines help you manage applications with large spikes in demand, and pay as you go
Azure Virtual Machines allow you to scale on-demand computing resources quickly and with no commitment, perfect for a smaller business
Disaster recovery
IaaS-based disaster recovery lets you pay for the computing resources you need only when you really need them
If your primary datacenter goes down, you can create VMs running on Azure to run essential applications, then shut them down when they're no longer needed
Extend or create a datacenter
Create a virtual network (VNET) that's an extension of your own on-premises network and add VMs to that VNET
Run applications such as SharePoint, SQL Server and others on an Azure VM
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4. Are Azure Virtual Machines secure?
Azure Virtual Machines can be protected from viruses and malware. Network traffic can be secured and sensitive data encrypted. It’s affordable, enterprise-grade security that’s monitored 24/7. Azure is tested regularly to protect against cyberattacks.
Azure Security Center:
Monitors the security state of your Azure resources
Defines policies for Azure based on your security requirements, the types of applications that you use, and the sensitivity of your data
Rapidly deploys security services and appliances from Microsoft and partners
Automatically collects and analyzes security data from your Azure resources, the network, and partner solutions like antimalware programs and firewalls
Applies advanced analytics, including machine learning and behavioral analysis
Provides prioritized security incidents/alerts
Suggests ways to stop attacks and help prevent future attacks
Azure uses industry-standard protocols
Protection for data in transit and at rest, including encryption for data, files, applications, services, communications, and drives
Support for and use of numerous encryption mechanisms, including SSL/TLS, IPsec, and AES
Configuration support for BitLocker Drive Encryption on VHDs that contain sensitive information
Access to data by Azure support personnel requires your explicit permission and is granted on a “just in time” basis that is logged and audited
Azure Security Center:
• Monitors the security state of your Azure resources
• Defines policies for Azure based on your security requirements, the types of applications that you use, and the sensitivity of your data
• Rapidly deploys security services and appliances from Microsoft and partners
• Automatically collects and analyzes security data from your Azure resources, the network, and partner solutions like antimalware programs and firewalls
• Applies advanced analytics, including machine learning and behavioral analysis
• Provides prioritized security incidents/alerts
• Suggests ways to stop attacks and help prevent future attacks
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