Update WDS student guide - Securing PaaS.md

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Whiteboard design session/WDS student guide - Securing PaaS.md

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 Securing PaaS
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 Whiteboard design session student guide
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 **Outcome**
 
-Analyze your customer’s needs.
+Analyze your customer's needs.
-Time frame: 15 minutes 
-Directions: With all participants in the session, the facilitator/SME presents an overview of the customer case study along with technical tips. 
-1.  Meet your table participants and trainer 
-2.  Read all of the directions for steps 1–3 in the student guide 
-3.  As a table team, review the following customer case study
 
+Timeframe: 15 minutes
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+Directions:  With all participants in the session, the facilitator/SME presents an overview of the customer case study along with technical tips.
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+1.  Meet your table participants and trainer
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+2.  Read all of the directions for steps 1-3 in the student guide
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+3.  As a table team, review the following customer case study
 
 ### Customer situation
 
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 They would like to start designing a pilot solution for one region, that if successful, they could deploy globally down the road.
 
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 ### Customer needs 
 
 1.  Safeguard and manage identity of users and services
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 7.  Security centered around PaaS services 
 
+ ### Customer objections 
 
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+1.  Can we really set it up, so our developers' applications have access to the connection strings, keys and other secrets at run time, without enabling the developers themselves to access this sensitive data?
-### Customer objections 
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-1.  Can we really set it up so our developers' applications have access to the connection strings, keys and other secrets at run time, without enabling the developers themselves to access this sensitive data?
 
 2.  We've been told over and over again that Azure's services, like Azure SQL Database and Azure Storage, must always have a public endpoint. Is that really true?
 
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 4.  We need to be certain that all of our data is encrypted when it is stored on disk, is that possible with the PaaS services you are recommending?
 
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 ### Infographic for common scenarios
 
 ![The infographic for common scenarios diagram is of a layered approach to security with a solution that uses Azure PaaS services. ](images/Whiteboarddesignsessionstudentguide-SecuringPaaSimages/media/image2.png "Infographic for common scenarios")
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 ## Step 2: Design a proof of concept solution
 
 **Outcome**
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 Design a solution and prepare to present the solution to the target customer audience in a 15-minute chalk-talk format.
 
-Time frame: 60 minutes
+Timeframe: 60 minutes
 
 **Business needs**
 
-Directions: With all participants at your table, answer the following questions and list the answers on a flip chart. 
+Directions: With all participants at your table, answer the following questions and list the answers on a flip chart:
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 1.  Who should you present this solution to? Who is your target customer audience? Who are the decision makers?
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 2.  What customer business needs do you need to address with your solution?
 
 **Design**
-Directions: With all participants at your table, respond to the following questions on a flip chart.
 
+Directions: With all participants at your table, respond to the following questions on a flip chart:
 
 *High-level architecture*
 
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 2.  What data would you consider sensitive in this scenario? Is there a compliance standard that you would recommend Fourth Coffee consider building their solution against?
 
-*Securing Customer Identity *
+*Securing Customer Identity*
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 1.  Fourth Coffee mentioned a desire to improve how they manage and store the identities of their customers, for use when granting them access to their online profiles. What approach would recommend they take to modernize their identity management?
 
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 *Enabling reviews*
 
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 1.  Fourth Coffee wants to be certain that their mini-platform for reviews can scale and are less concerned about securing the data (other than securing access to edit the reviews appropriately). How would you suggest Fourth Coffee deploy the logic for managing and navigating reviews, how would reviews (which could grow to become very large data sets) be stored?
 
 2.  Fourth Coffee would like users to be able to search across reviews with free-form text, but also narrow their search by product, date range and number of stars. How would you enable end-users to search thru reviews?
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 1.  What services would you suggest Fourth Coffee utilize in order to monitor the general health of the solution?
 
 2.  What service would you suggest Fourth Coffee utilize to monitor the security health of the solution? What it would it provide for their solution?
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 **Prepare**
 
 Directions: With all participants at your table:
 
-1.  Identify any customer needs that are not addressed with the proposed solution. 
+1.  Identify any customer needs that are not addressed with the proposed solution
-2.  Identify the benefits of your solution. 
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-3.  Determine how you will respond to the customer’s objections. 
+2.  Identify the benefits of your solution
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+3.  Determine how you will respond to the customer's objections
 
 Prepare a 15-minute chalk-talk style presentation to the customer.
 
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 Present a solution to the target customer audience in a 15-minute chalk-talk format.
 
-Time frame: 30 minutes
+Timeframe: 30 minutes
 
 **Presentation**
 
 Directions:
-1.  Pair with another table.
-2.  One table is the Microsoft team and the other table is the customer.
-3.  The Microsoft team presents their proposed solution to the customer.
-4.  The customer makes one of the objections from the list of objections.
-5.  The Microsoft team responds to the objection.
-6.  The customer team gives feedback to the Microsoft team. 
-7.  Tables switch roles and repeat Steps 2–6.
 
+1.  Pair with another table
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+2.  One table is the Microsoft team and the other table is the customer
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+3.  The Microsoft team presents their proposed solution to the customer
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+4.  The customer makes one of the objections from the list of objections
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+5.  The Microsoft team responds to the objection
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+6.  The customer team gives feedback to the Microsoft team
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+7.  Tables switch roles and repeat Steps 2-6
 
 ##  Wrap-up 
 
-Time frame: 15 minutes
+Timeframe: 15 minutes
 
--   Tables reconvene with the larger group to hear a SME share the preferred solution for the case study.
+Directions: Tables reconvene with the larger group to hear the facilitator/SME share the preferred solution for the case study.
 
 ##  Additional references