cis-azure-storage-4.1

4.1 Ensure 'Key encryption key' is set to a customer-managed key for Azure Managed Lustre file systems (Automated)

Description

Enable customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK) for Azure Managed Lustre file systems to enhance data security and provide greater control over encryption processes. By using CMEK, organizations can manage their own encryption keys within Azure Key Vault, allowing them to rotate, revoke, or otherwise control access to these keys in accordance with their security policies.

Rationale

Using customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK) gives organizations complete control over encryption keys, ensuring compliance and enhancing data security. CMEK allows for key rotation, revocation, and lifecycle management, thus improving data protection and facilitating immediate control over data access in Azure Managed Lustre file systems.

Impact

There are costs and configuration overhead associated with setting up and managing customer-managed keys.

Audit Procedure

Audit from Azure Portal

1. Go to Azure Managed Lustre.
2. Click the name of a file system.
3. Under Settings, click Properties.
4. Under Encryption settings, ensure that the value next to Key encryption key is View value as JSON.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 for each file system.

Audit from Azure CLI

Run the following command to list Azure Managed Lustre file systems:

az amlfs list

For each file system, run the following command:

az amlfs show --resource-group <resource-group> --name <file-system>

Ensure that under encryptionSettings > keyEncryptionKey, keyUrl is set to a customer-managed key URL.

Audit from PowerShell

Run the following command to install the Az.StorageCache module:

Install-Module Az.StorageCache

Enter Y when prompted.

Run the following command to list Azure Managed Lustre file systems:

Get-AzStorageCacheAmlFileSystem

Run the following command to get the file system in a resource group with a given name:

$filesystem = Get-AzStorageCacheAmlFileSystem -ResourceGroupName <resource-group> -Name <file-system>

Run the following command to get the key encryption key URL for the file system:

$filesystem.KeyEncryptionKeyUrl

Ensure that the command returns a customer-managed key URL. Repeat for each file system.

Expected Result

The Key encryption key value should show View value as JSON in the Azure Portal, or encryptionSettings.keyEncryptionKey.keyUrl should be set to a customer-managed key URL in CLI/PowerShell output.

Remediation

Remediate from Azure Portal

To create an Azure Managed Lustre file system that uses a customer-managed encryption key:

1. Go to Azure Managed Lustre.
2. Click + Create.
3. Provide the required information on the Basics tab.
4. Configure the Advanced tab if necessary.
5. Click the Disk encryption keys tab.
6. Next to Disk encryption key type, select the radio button next to Customer managed.
7. Next to Key vault, key and version, click Select or create a key vault, key, or version.
8. Select a key vault, key, and version.
9. Click Select.
10. Next to User assigned identities, click Add user assigned managed identities.
11. In the filter box, type to filter by identity name and/or resource group name.
12. Check the box next to a managed identity.
13. Click Add.
14. Click Review + create.
15. Click Create.

Remediate from Azure CLI

Run the following command to create an Azure Managed Lustre file system with a customer-managed encryption key:

az amlfs create --resource-group <resource-group> --name <file-system> --sku <sku> --storage-capacity <size-in-tib> --zones [<availability-zone>] --maintenance-window "{dayOfWeek:<day>,timeOfDayUtc:'<time>'}" --mi-user-assigned "<user-assigned-identity-id>" --filesystem-subnet "<subnet-id>" --encryption-setting "{'keyUrl': '<key-url>', 'sourceVault': {'id': '<key-vault>'}}"

Remediate from PowerShell

Run the following command to install the Az.StorageCache module:

Install-Module Az.StorageCache

Enter Y when prompted.

Run the following command to create an Azure Managed Lustre file system with a customer-managed encryption key:

New-AzStorageCacheAmlFileSystem -ResourceGroupName <resource-group> -Name <file-system> -Location <location> -MaintenanceWindowDayOfWeek '<day>' -MaintenanceWindowTimeOfDayUtc "<time>" -FilesystemSubnet "<subnet-id>" -SkuName "<sku>" -StorageCapacityTiB <size-in-tib> -Zone <availability-zone> -IdentityType 'UserAssigned' -IdentityUserAssignedIdentity @{"<user-assigned-identity-id>" = @{}} -KeyEncryptionKeyUrl "<key-url>" -SourceVaultId "<key-vault>"

Default Value

By default, data in Azure Managed Lustre file systems is encrypted using Microsoft-managed keys.

References

1. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-managed-lustre/customer-managed-encryption-keys
2. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/amlfs
3. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/az.storagecache/get-azstoragecacheamlfilesystem
4. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/az.storagecache/new-azstoragecacheamlfilesystem

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