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# Azure Key Vault & Azure Sentinel

## Azure Key Vault

**Central, secure repository for your secrets, certificates and keys**

Who has access?

* You
* you grant access to the program to use that particular secret

What else?

* Can generate public & private keys
* Does support SSL Certificates, Client certs, etc

## Azure Sentinel:

* Centralizes all the log files from various resources
* Analyzes them to detect threats
* Allows you to run queries on those logs yourself
* Investigate an incident
* Orchestration and automation to fix the issues


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