Azure Blob

Azure Blob tab includes:

·         Security Risk Cards Section,

·         Filter Section,

·         Data Table that contains Table Settings Button, Export Button, Refresh Button, Account ID, Account Name, Container Name, Container Region, Container Owner, Container Security Risks, Public Access Settings (pre-selected, can be de-selected), Container Policies (pre-selected, can be de-selected), Container Size (is shown, if it is selected in the table settings), CORS (is shown, if it is selected in the table settings), Encryption (is shown, if it is selected in the table settings), Object Count (is shown, if it is selected in the table settings) and Info.

Once the user clicks the Details button on the security risk card, the modal window is opened. The modal window consists of risk information, risk assessment summary, and blobs with severity levels, if the security risk has severity levels. If the security risk hasn’t any severity levels, the modal window only consists of risk information and risk assessment summary.

Once the Info button is clicked, the Container Information modal is opened. The modal contains Container URI, Blob Lifecycle Policies, Container Creation Date, Logging Status, Object Locking Status, Object Versioning Status, Container Last Accessed Date, Object Lifecycle Management, Cross-Account Access, Attached Access Roles, Soft Delete Status, Azure AD Authentication Enabled, Access Tier, Replication Strategy and lastly Immutable Blob Policies.