Starting September 2025, Microsoft is eliminating default outbound internet access for all Azure Virtual Networks (VNets). Organizations must now route outbound traffic through a NAT Gateway, Azure Firewall, or a third-party security solution. If you don’t prepare, your mission-critical applications could experience service disruptions, security vulnerabilities, and compliance failures.
This change is not optional. Will your Azure environment be ready in time?
Join Daniel Mauser, Principal Solution Specialist at Microsoft and Azure Global Black Belt (GBB), and Bryan Ashley, VP of Product Marketing at Aviatrix and former Azure GBB, for a critical briefing on what this means for your cloud environment, the risks of inaction, and the best strategies to secure your outbound traffic.
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Who Should Attend?
This webinar is designed for Azure customers, cloud architects, security teams, and DevOps engineers who are responsible for managing and securing outbound internet connectivity. If your organization runs workloads in Azure, this change WILL impact you.
With the deadline fast approaching, organizations that delay could face costly, last-minute fixes or security vulnerabilities. Don’t wait until September 2025 to figure this out—Act now and get ahead of the change.
Register today to secure your spot!
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