About This Architecture

Complete Azure landing zone architecture with hierarchical management groups spanning Tenant Root Group through Platform and Landing Zones, enforcing Azure Security Benchmark policies across all tiers. Management groups organize Security, Management, Identity, and Connectivity platforms, while Landing Zones branch into Corp, Online, and Local subscriptions, each with dedicated subnets and a Hub Virtual Network (10.0.0.0/16) secured by Azure Firewall. Policy Initiative: Azure Security Benchmark applies uniformly to Platform and Landing Zones, ensuring compliance and governance at scale. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize subscription names, IP ranges, or add regional hubs for your enterprise deployment. This pattern supports multi-workload isolation, centralized security controls, and cost allocation across business units.

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How do I design a scalable Azure landing zone with management groups and centralized security policies?

This diagram shows a complete landing zone using Tenant Root Group → Platform and Landing Zones hierarchy, with Security, Management, Identity, and Connectivity platforms enforcing Azure Security Benchmark policies. Corp, Online, and Local subscriptions connect to a Hub Virtual Network (10.0.0.0/16) protected by Azure Firewall, enabling centralized governance and workload isolation.