[Customer Story] University of Washington advances cybersecurity education with Azure Lab Services
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The iSchool at University of Washington sought a new approach to teaching cybersecurity and information assurance concepts. They setup Azure Lab Services with nested virtualization on a template VM and decided to create a custom image for their course
to enable the lab to be reused across multiple classes by attaching a compute gallery to their lab plan. This implementation created a controlled, vulnerable environment where threat scenarios could be safely played out in a cost-effective manner.
"Azure Lab Services is an amazing asset for teachers and professors who need a controlled, repeatable lab environment." - Associate Professor
"We’ve saved many hours and dollars that we used to spend consulting with IT and setting up and tearing down our labs.” - Associate Professor
"Azure Lab Services has been easy to maintain and mostly self-service for our users" - Senior Computer Specialist, IT
Learn more about University of Washington's approach with Azure Lab Services for easy to manage, reusable learning environments at Microsoft Customer Story-University of Washington efficiently advances cybersecurity education with Azure Lab Services
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Thanks,
Azure Lab Services team
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