Adapting to Azure’s Outbound Access Changes

Starting September 30, 2025, Azure will retire default outbound access for virtual machines, requiring organizations to re-evaluate how they manage internet connectivity for critical services like OS updates and API access.  This session explores how Prosimo simplifies this transition, offering solutions like secure egress through NAT Gateway with Egress FQDN filtering, streamlined architecture with Private Link, and automated route management to reduce complexity and maintain secure connectivity.

Key Takeaways:

• Secure Egress with Egress FQDN Filtering: Control outbound traffic with domain-based filtering, eliminating the need for public IPs on VMs.
• Simplified Architecture: Use Prosimo’s Private Link-based approach to reduce complexity and secure private connections.
• Automated Route Management: Minimize configuration overhead and adapt seamlessly to new Azure requirements.
• Enhanced Per-Flow Control: Achieve granular network flow management for optimized security and performance.

Azure NAT / Egress Use Case:
Prosimo’s NAT Gateway with Egress FQDN filtering ensures secure, controlled outbound access tailored to Azure’s new requirements. It gives you precise, compliant control over VM traffic without public exposure.

Join this session to explore how Prosimo can help you confidently navigate Azure’s outbound access changes, keeping connectivity secure, simple, and aligned with evolving needs.