1. Configuring Advanced Threat Protection for Azure Storage accounts.

    TypeScript

    Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) for Azure Storage accounts is a feature that provides an additional layer of security intelligence that detects unusual and potentially harmful attempts to access or exploit storage accounts. This protection feature is part of the Azure Security Center offerings.

    To configure ATP for Azure Storage accounts using Pulumi, we'll utilize the azure-native.security.AdvancedThreatProtection resource from the azure-native provider. This resource enables you to set up advanced threat protection for various Azure resources, including Storage accounts.

    The configuration process involves specifying the resourceId of the storage account for which you want to enable ATP and setting isEnabled to true. Here's an example of how to do it in Pulumi with TypeScript:

    import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi"; import * as azure_native from "@pulumi/azure-native"; // Create a new resource group, if it doesn't already exist const resourceGroupName = 'myResourceGroup'; const resourceGroup = new azure_native.resources.ResourceGroup(resourceGroupName); // Create a new storage account, if it doesn't already exist const storageAccountName = 'mystorageaccount'; const storageAccount = new azure_native.storage.StorageAccount(storageAccountName, { resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name, sku: { name: azure_native.storage.SkuName.Standard_LRS, }, kind: azure_native.storage.Kind.StorageV2, }); // Enabling Advanced Threat Protection for the storage account const advancedThreatProtection = new azure_native.security.AdvancedThreatProtection(`atp-${storageAccountName}`, { isEnabled: true, resourceId: storageAccount.id, // Here we reference the storage account's ID, which is the target of the ATP setting settingName: "current", // Use "current" as settingName for the ATP setting as per Azure Resource Manager requirements }); // Export the resource group name and the storage account name export const rgName = resourceGroup.name; export const stAccountName = storageAccount.name;

    In the program above:

    • We first import the necessary modules from @pulumi/pulumi and @pulumi/azure-native.
    • We create a resource group and a storage account within that resource group using the ResourceGroup and StorageAccount classes, respectively, from the azure-native.storage namespace.
    • Then, we instantiate the AdvancedThreatProtection class, which represents the ATP setting we want to apply to our storage account.
    • We set isEnabled to true to turn on ATP.
    • The resourceId is a reference to the ID of the StorageAccount resource we created.
    • We use the current setting name as this is a requirement of the Azure Resource Manager for the ATP setting.

    Finally, we export the names of the created resources to show in the Pulumi stack output. This can help you identify and reference the resources after the deployment.

    To apply this Pulumi program:

    • Ensure that you have the Pulumi CLI installed and the Azure provider configured.
    • Run pulumi up within the directory of this script to deploy the resources.
    • Pulumi will show a preview of the changes before they are applied, and you can confirm to proceed.

    For more information about Advanced Threat Protection and other security settings in Azure, you can refer to the Azure documentation:


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