Best Data Center Security Software for Microsoft Azure

Compare the Top Data Center Security Software that integrates with Microsoft Azure as of June 2025

This a list of Data Center Security software that integrates with Microsoft Azure. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Microsoft Azure. View the products that work with Microsoft Azure in the table below.

What is Data Center Security Software for Microsoft Azure?

Data center security software enables IT security professionals and organizations to secure their data center infrastructure including racks, networks, server endpoints, and more. Data center security tools provide all aspects of security for data centers. Data center security software helps protect the physical and virtual infrastructure of data centers from unauthorized access, cyber threats, and data breaches. Data center security software ensures that sensitive information and critical systems are safeguarded from external and internal threats by providing real-time alerts, logging activities, and implementing compliance with security standards. Compare and read user reviews of the best Data Center Security software for Microsoft Azure currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Quantum Armor

    Quantum Armor

    Silent Breach

    Your attack surface is the sum of every attack vector that can be used to breach your perimeter defenses. In other words, it is the total quantity of information you are exposing to the outside world. Typically, the larger the attack surface, the more opportunities hackers will have to find a weak link which they can then exploit to breach your network. Professional hackers typically follow the cyber kill chain when attacking a target, and surveying the target's attack surface is normally the very first step in this process; what is known as advanced reconnaissance. Reducing the attack surface can minimize risk further down the cyber kill chain, preventing attacks before they even occur by eliminating potential attack vectors as early as possible. The cyber kill chain is a method of categorizing and tracking the various stages of a cyberattack from the early reconnaissance stages to the exfiltration of data.
    Starting Price: From $49/asset/month
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    Fidelis Halo

    Fidelis Halo

    Fidelis Security

    Fidelis Halo is a unified, SaaS-based cloud security platform that automates cloud computing security controls and compliance across servers, containers, and IaaS in any public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud environment. With over 20,000 pre-configured rules and more than 150 policy templates that cover standards such as PCI, CIS, HIPAA, SOC, and DISA STIGs for IaaS services, Halo’s extensive automation capabilities streamline and accelerate workflows between InfoSec and DevOps. The comprehensive, bi-directional Halo API, developer SDK, and toolkit automate your security and compliance controls into your DevOps toolchain to identify critical vulnerabilities so they can be remediated prior to production. The free edition of Halo Cloud Secure includes full access to the Halo Cloud Secure CSPM service for up to 10 cloud service accounts across any mix of AWS, Azure, and GCP, at no cost to you, ever. Sign up now and start your journey to fully automated cloud security!
    Starting Price: Free
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    HashiCorp Vault
    Secure, store and tightly control access to tokens, passwords, certificates, encryption keys for protecting secrets and other sensitive data using a UI, CLI, or HTTP API. Secure applications and systems with machine identity and automate credential issuance, rotation, and more. Enable attestation of application and workload identity, using Vault as the trusted authority. Many organizations have credentials hard coded in source code, littered throughout configuration files and configuration management tools, and stored in plaintext in version control, wikis, and shared volumes. Safeguarding and ensuring that a credentials isn’t leaked, or in the likelihood it is, that the organization can quickly revoke access and remediate, is a complex problem to solve.
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    Trend Micro ServerProtect
    Enterprise servers can be a vulnerable, centralized point of information exchange. Even from inside the network, users or applications without adequate protection can unintentionally upload infected files to the server, which can spread to other systems that access these files. Additionally, large organizations may have hundreds or thousands of individual server machines that require monitoring, configuration, and maintenance. More importantly, today’s sophisticated attacks can target multiple points on the network and leave unseen trails of damage and the potential for re-infection. Trend Micro™ ServerProtect™ delivers the industry’s most reliable virus, spyware and rootkit protection while simplifying and automating security operations on servers. ServerProtect scans and detects malware in real time and incorporates cleanup capabilities to help remove malicious code and repair system damage.
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    Akamai Guardicore Segmentation
    Akamai Guardicore Segmentation simplifies segmentation, reduce your attack surface and prevent lateral movement with fast and simple segmentation that works everywhere. Granular visibility and segmentation controls for Data Center, Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Environments. The Akamai Guardicore Segmentation Platform is the simplest and most intuitive way to visualize activity in data center and cloud environments, implement precise segmentation policies, protect against external threats, and detect possible breaches quickly. Akamai Guardicore Segmentation collects detailed information about an organization’s IT infrastructure through a mix of agent-based sensors, network-based data collectors, and virtual private cloud (VPC) flow logs from cloud providers. Relevant context is added to this information through a flexible and highly automated labeling process that includes integration with existing data sources like orchestration systems and configuration management databases.
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    Privafy

    Privafy

    Privafy

    Data security must adapt to this world of change by protecting data-in-motion as it moves across enterprises, communications service providers, and IoT devices. For telecommunications service providers, there is CarrierEdge. Built to help carriers deliver managed security services to their customers through the cloud, enabling rapid scalability through simple, flexible licensing models. CarrierEdge provides a complete, enterprise-class security stack that protects data-in-motion as it moves between the enterprise, the carrier network, and the cloud. For IoT device manufacturers, there is MicroEdge. Designed for rapid, simple integration into existing IoT chipsets, MicroEdge delivers embedded security capabilities for data-in-motion as it moves from devices through hybrid cloud environments, allowing IoT device manufacturers to provide data security assurance to their customers at a lower price per device.
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    HyTrust

    HyTrust

    HyTrust

    In a multi-cloud world where technology moves at lightning speed and security often plays catchup, organizations face the daunting challenge of eliminating the gaps and resolving the inconsistencies in policy enforcement and adherence to compliance mandates. HyTrust CloudControl provides advanced privileged user access control, policy enforcement, forensic and automated compliance for private clouds. HyTrust DataControl provides powerful data-at-rest encryption and integrated key management for workloads running in any cloud environment. Encrypting workloads helps enterprises to ensure their data is protected. One of the challenges of workload encryption is scaling the management of encryption keys. HyTrust’s mission is to make private, public and hybrid cloud infrastructure more trustworthy for enterprises, service providers and government agencies. HyTrust provides solutions that automate security controls for software-defined computing, networking and storage workloads.
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