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Certification Provider:	Microsoft
Exam Code / Number:	AZ-500-KR
Exam Name:	Microsoft Azure Security Technologies (AZ-500 Korean Version)
Exam Questions:	517
Last Updated:	Jun 24, 2026
Corresponding Certification:	Microsoft Azure Security Engineer Associate

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To earn the Microsoft AZ-500 certification, candidates must pass the AZ-500 exam. AZ-500-KR exam consists of multiple-choice questions and simulation-based scenarios that test the candidate's ability to apply security controls in real-world scenarios. Candidates must score at least 700 out of 1000 to pass the exam.

Microsoft AZ-500 exam covers a wide range of topics related to Azure security, including securing data and applications, managing identity and access, configuring security services, and implementing network security. AZ-500-KR exam also evaluates the candidate's ability to use Azure Security Center to monitor and manage security across the Azure environment. AZ-500-KR exam is the perfect choice for IT professionals, security analysts, and Azure administrators who want to validate their skills in Azure security.

Microsoft AZ-500 Korean Exam Syllabus Topics:

Topic	Details
Topic 1	Secure Networking: This section focuses on planning and implementing security for virtual networks, ensuring private and public access to Azure resources is well-protected. Microsoft Security Engineers learn to design secure network infrastructures and implement measures like Azure Firewall and network security groups.
Topic 2	Secure Azure Using Microsoft Defender for Cloud and Microsoft Sentinel: This topic trains Microsoft Security Engineers to enforce cloud governance policies, manage security posture via Microsoft Defender for Cloud, and configure threat protection and security monitoring using Sentinel. By mastering these tools, engineers enhance proactive threat management and ensure automation of key security tasks across the Azure environment.
Topic 3	Secure Identity and Access: This topic equips Microsoft Security Engineers with the skills to manage security controls for identity and access. It covers the effective use of Microsoft Entra for application access management, emphasizing best practices to protect credentials and manage permissions.
Topic 4	Secure Compute, Storage, and Databases: Microsoft Security Engineers will learn advanced security techniques for Azure compute resources, secure storage configurations, and protecting Azure SQL Database and Managed Instances. The topic emphasizes encryption, access controls, and security monitoring, ensuring all critical compute and data layers in Azure are resilient against potential threats.

Reference: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/exam-az-500.aspx

What skills outline should the learners explore?

The Microsoft AZ-500 exam covers four major topics, which are as follows:

Managing identity and access

Configuring secure access with the help of Azure AD: the examinees need to demonstrate their ability to verify privileged access to Azure AD Privileged Identity Management; customize Access Reviews; initiate and customize PIM; execute Conditional Access policies such as Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA); customize Azure AD identity protection.
Managing access control: the test takers should be able to customize resource and subscription permissions; configure custom RBAC roles; customize resource group permissions; define the appropriate role; implement least privilege principle; interpret permissions; verify access.
Managing Azure Active Directory identities: this requires one’s competency in customizing security for service principals; managing Azure AD directory groups; managing Azure AD users; customizing password writeback; customizing authentication tools, such as Pass Through Authentication (PTA) and password hash, OAuth, and passwordless; transferring Azure subscriptions between Azure AD tenants.
Managing application access: this includes creating App Registration; customizing App Registration permission scopes; managing API access to Azure subscriptions and resources; managing App Registration permission consent.