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Storage Account – Disable Cross-Tenant Replication
This check ensures that cross-tenant replication is disabled for Azure Storage Accounts. Disabling cross-tenant replication prevents data from being replicated across different Azure tenants, improving data isolation and security.
Check Details
- Resource: Storage Account
- Check: Disable Cross Tenant Replication
- Risk: Data may be replicated across tenants, leading to unintended data exposure and compliance violations.
Remediation via Azure Portal
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Log in to the Azure Portal.
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Navigate to Storage accounts and select the affected
storage account.
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In the left menu, click on Object replication under Data management.
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Locate Cross-tenant replication and set it to
Disabled.
- Click Save to apply the changes.
Remediation via Azure CLI
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Open Azure Cloud Shell in the Azure Portal.
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Run the following command to disable cross-tenant replication:
az storage account update \ --name <storage-account-name> \ --resource-group <resource-group-name> \ --allow-cross-tenant-replication false
Replace <storage-account-name> and
<resource-group-name> with your actual values.