According to the Azure shared responsibility model, which party is ultimately responsible for the security of information and data?
The customer
A third-party security vendor by default
Both the customer and the cloud provider are equally responsible
The cloud provider
In the shared responsibility model, the customer is always responsible for the security of their own data, information, and identity management. The cloud provider, Microsoft Azure, is responsible for the security of the cloud itself, which includes the physical datacenters, network, and hosts. This division of responsibility varies depending on the service model (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), but accountability for data security always remains with the customer.
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