Azure DB

Azure DB tab includes:

·         Security Risk Cards Section,

·         Filter Section,

·         Data Table that contains Table Settings Button, Export Button, Refresh Button, Account ID, Account Name, DB Instance Name, Engine Type, DB Instance Class, DB Instance Security Risks, Region (pre-selected, can be de-selected), Zone (pre-selected, can be de-selected), Host (is shown, if it is selected in the table settings), Network Security Groups (is shown, if it is selected in the table settings), Port (is shown, if it is selected in the table settings), Roles Attached (is shown, if it is selected in the table settings), Storage Size (is shown, if it is selected in the table settings), Zone Redundant (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 DB Instances 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 DB Instance Information modal is opened. The modal has two subsections: the former (Security Group Rules) contains either Outbound or Inbound Rules, whereas the latter (DB Instance Information) contains DB instance details such as Server Name, Resource Group, Computer Size, Storage Type, Geo-Replication, Automatic Backups, Backup Retention Period, VNet Rule, Private Endpoint, Encryption Key Type…