Enterprise security

Your organization owns the Azure security configuration and operating process for Customer-managed Azure. Use these guides to assign control owners and plan the checks needed for your deployment.

Review the controls

Validate tenant, application, role, database, and privileged-access boundaries.Isolation Assign ownership for secrets, signing keys, encryption material, and provider credentials.Key management Review captured fields, stores, network paths, and proof-provider exposure.Data flow Validate the selected proof provider and verifier path.Evidence integrity

Customer controls

The customer approves and operates:

Azure tenant and subscription access;
privileged and emergency access;
network ingress, egress, private endpoints, DNS, and certificates;
Key Vault policy and supported secret references;
data region, backup, restore, retention, deletion, and export;
monitoring, incident routing, and environment access; and
release deployment and vulnerability remediation.

VeriProof controls

VeriProof supplies the release artifacts, required configuration, product roles, authorization behavior, health checks, diagnostics, and supported proof-provider integration.

Check the deployed controls as well as the supplied artifacts. A correct template does not establish that access, network policy, or secret references are configured correctly.

Threat review

Review how the deployment prevents, detects, and recovers from these events:

stolen application or user credentials;
cross-tenant or cross-application access;
privileged database or storage changes;
proof-provider outage or mismatch;
incomplete deletion or retention processing;
callback spoofing or replay;
compromised release artifacts; and
secrets or customer content in logs.

No general documentation page certifies a customer deployment. Retain configuration, test, monitoring, restore, and verifier evidence for the target environment.