Microsoft Azure is responsible for the physical security of the data centers, the infrastructure security, and the host security. The healthcare organization is responsible for configuring the security features provided by Azure, managing access to the data, and ensuring compliance with HIPAA regulations.

Microsoft Azure takes full responsibility for all aspects of data security and compliance, including the configuration of security settings and access controls, thus eliminating the healthcare organization's compliance obligations.

The healthcare organization is entirely responsible for all aspects of data security and compliance, including the physical security of the data centers, rendering Microsoft Azure's role in the shared responsibility model insignificant.

The shared responsibility model is not applicable to healthcare data or HIPAA compliance, as these are exclusively managed by third-party compliance auditors.

Microsoft Azure ensures the security of the cloud, including physical, infrastructure, and network security, while the healthcare organization is responsible for security in the cloud, such as data encryption, access management, and compliance with HIPAA regulations.