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Firewall Should be Enabled on Key Vault
Firewall Should be Enabled on Key Vault
Description:
The key vault is a location within the Azure platform that needs to have the proper controls in place in order to be protected. Compromise of a key results in an attacker gaining access to any resource associated to the key. One of the controls that can filter out unwanted connections is through the use of a firewall. This is disabled by default and should be one of this first considerations when setting up a key vault.
Solution/Reference:
Instructions to set this up can be found here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/key-vault/general/network-security
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