Priviledged access workstation managed by Azure
Azure PAW service, so the customer PAW devices can be managed by Microsoft, and customer can run multiple workloads on the secure device.

4 comments
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FriedrichG commented
This would be incredibly needed already. Most of our workloads are in Azure now and we have no good possibility to connect if our site-tunnels to Azure fail or if our firewall cluster breaks.
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Diego Vasconez commented
Is there a defined release date for azure PAW?
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Mike M commented
All the documentation I find discusses how to configure a PAW on a physical or hyper-v system. By not offering how to configure a PAW in Azure, it also doesn't offer next steps where credential and device guard configurations aren't supported in Azure VMs. While this isn't necessarily a problem during the initial rollout, it does affect future advanced security configuration procedures.
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Martin Diewald commented
An Architecture how to set up a PAW VM in Azure would also be nice for a first step (incl. Access, Network integration, NSGs etc.)