Azure Security Center update August 29
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A recent update to Azure Security Center includes these features:
* **Welcome experience**
The new Security Center welcome experience helps you find relevant trial subscriptions and get the most out of your 60-day trial.
* **Confidence score**
Security Center helps you prioritize which alerts to investigate in an [alert confidence score](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/security-center/security-center-confidence-score), which helps your team triage and prioritize alerts. Security Center automatically applies industry best practices, intelligent algorithms, and processes used by analysts to determine whether a threat is legitimate and provides you with meaningful insights in the confidence score.
* **Data security and Network security blades**
The **Data security** and **Network security** blades were updated to align with other resources in the **Security hygiene** blades. The new **Data security** blade provides separate tabs for SQL and storage account resources. The new **Network security** blade provides networking recommendations on the **Overview** tab.
* **Management groups and security policy management**
[Security Center security policies](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/security-center/security-center-azure-policy) are now integrated with Azure Policy. This enables you to set security policies per management group, and not just on a single subscription. Security Center security policies are now grouped according to their relevant resources—for example, compute or data.
* **Event data collection**
For new customers only, by default, the security event data collection tier is set to **None** and raw security data is not enabled. This will not affect your ability to get recommendations based on your events. To modify these settings, see [Data collection tier](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security-center/security-center-enable-data-collection#data-collection-tier).
* **New API**
The [Security Center API ](https://docs.microsoft.com/rest/api/securitycenter/)was updated.
* **Feedback mechanism**
You can now send the Security Center team feedback about a threat detection alert. This feature, accessible from any individual alert, enables you to be part of our security community and enhance our threat detection and fine-tune our alerts.
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