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Kelly Anderson joins Scott Hanselman to discuss Azure Security Center, which offers built-in security management and threat protection for your cloud workloads. Azure Security Center helps you find & fix vulnerabilities, aids in blocking malicious access and alerts you when your resources are under attack.
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Richard I clicked on Try Just in time VM access only to discover that I don't have it as your comments suggest. It's asking me to upgrade to Standard tier for enhanced security.
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robcaron @Richard: Yes, you would need to be in the Standard tier to use JIT VM. You can try the Standard tier of Security Center for free for 60 days.
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