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Azure Just Removed Default Outbound Access 🚨 #AzureNetworking #CloudSecurity

🚨 Azure Networking just changed FOREVER… and most people don’t realise it yet.

Microsoft has officially removed default outbound internet access for new deployments β€” meaning your Azure VMs and workloads will NOT reach the internet unless you design for it.

In this video, I break down:βœ… What Azure changed (Private by Default networking)βœ… Why your next deployment might FAILβœ… The security risks of implicit outbound accessβœ… How to fix it with NAT Gateway or Azure Firewallβœ… What this means for Cloud Architects, DevOps & Engineers

πŸ’‘ This is a massive shift toward Zero Trust networking in Azure, but it also introduces new complexity (and cost).

🎯 Who should watch this?
Azure Engineers
Cloud Architects
DevOps Professionals
Anyone deploying Azure IaaS, AVD, or workloads

⚑ Key takeaway:If you’re not explicitly designing egress in Azure… your workloads are going nowhere.

πŸ’¬ Let me know in the comments:Is this a πŸ” security win… or a πŸ’Έ cost play?

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