Incorporate cloud native security controls into your unified security policy management capability with Tufin integrations with Azure.
Tufin is proud to offer you best-in-class integrations with Azure. With this integration our customers can:
Microsoft Azure is an open and flexible cloud computing platform. It enables organizations to build, deploy, and manage applications and services through Microsoft’s global network of data centers.
Tufin integrates with Microsoft Azure and supports the Azure Firewall Manager and the Azure Network Security Groups solutions. These integrations address the complexities of cloud management and allows you to strengthen your cloud security policy.
Fully embrace multi-cloud architectures with Tufin’s integration with Microsoft Azure. Leverage Tufin and Azure’s strengths to optimize your security posture, reduce exposure, handle redundancy safely, and get maximum ROI on their cloud investment.
Azure Firewall Manager is a security management service providing a central security policy and route management for cloud-based security perimeters.
You can centrally deploy and configure multiple Azure Firewall instances spanning various Azure regions and subscriptions. Additionally, you can track and audit changes to firewall setups and establish and enforce firewall rules across your organization.
It offers security management for two types of network architectures:
• Secured virtual hubs
• Hub virtual networks
A hub virtual network is a standard virtual Azure network that you create and manage yourself after you associate security policies with it. Hub virtual networks support Azure Firewall Policy.
You can use Azure Firewall Manager to centrally manage Azure Firewall policies across several secured virtual hubs. Central IT teams can create global firewall policies to enforce those rules across teams. Firewall policies authored locally allow for a DevOps self-service model to maximize agility.
You can create and manage policies in a variety of ways, including the Azure portal, REST API, templates, Azure PowerShell, CLI and Terraform. In addition, you can migrate existing Classic rules from Azure Firewall using the portal or Azure PowerShell to create policies. Policies can be associate with one or more virtual hubs or VNets, and the firewall can be in any subscription associated with your account, and in any region.
Tufin is a security-as-a-service provider for Azure Firewall Manager. We provide more protection for your virtual network and your branch internet connections through secured virtual hub deployments.
Azure Network Security Groups filter traffic between Azure resources in an Azure virtual network. Network security groups contain rules that allow or deny inbound traffic to or outbound traffic from several types of Azure resources. You can specify the source, destination, port, and protocol for each rule.
Azure Native ISV Services enable you to provision, manage, and tightly integrate independent software vendor (ISV) software and services on Azure.
Innate availability – No load balancers or complicated configuration.
Unrestricted scalability – Scale without restrictions to adjust as network traffic fluctuates.
Application rules – Limit outbound HTTP/S traffic to designated fully qualified domain names (FQDN), inclusive of wild cards.
Network traffic filtering rules – Allow or deny network rules in a central control plane. Filter by IP address, port, and protocol. Easily set up a network rule that allows access to external DNS servers.
Fully stateful – Azure Firewall can distinguish legitimate packets across multiple connection types. Enforce and log rules across your subscriptions and virtual networks.
Inbound and outbound traffic support – Azure Firewall translates outbound virtual network traffic IP addresses into Azure Firewall public IP addresses. Inbound network traffic to your public IP address gets filtered to your virtual network private IP addresses.
Control network access on Azure subnets – Configure a customized chain of firewall rules that enable you to send select traffic through additional processing.
Creating virtual machines – Set up Azure VMs to create a cluster or add it as a node to an existing cluster.
Enhanced cloud security – Use Azure Firewall Premium for advanced threat intelligence and protection, especially for industries subject to intense compliance scrutiny.
Discovering intrusions – Azure Firewall Premium includes a network intrusion detection and prevention system (IDPS) so you can monitor threats and log and blog malicious activity.
URL filtering – Enhance Azure Firewall Standard’s FQDN filtering and consider filtering entire URLs as well as supplementary paths.
Manage rule collections – Work with and adjust rule collection processing. Azure Firewall has three preset rule collection groups:
• Default DNAT rule groups
• Default Network rule groups
• Default application rule groups
• Define priority order and create customer rule collection groups to ensure safety across cloud-based services and your Azure application.
Configure SQL database IP firewalls – Set, manage, and adjust server-level firewall rules.
Connect other Azure services – Set up firewall rules across your Azure services to ensure widespread security.
