AWS Summit DC 2021: Security best practices, common mistakes, and solutions

Cloud security has never been more important. Take a deep dive into what you need to know about risk and compliance with security on AWS. Join this session to learn about identity and access management, threat detection, network control, compliance, and automation examples. Hear about the common mistakes customers make, how to fix them, and why they are important.
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[@vicloop827]

I'm watching this in 2024 and taking down several notes. Very succinct presentation full of great practices. How practical.

[@jonathandavis3312]

I have the AWS Security Specialty Certification and this talk was probably better for real world security than getting that entire cert. Bravo!

[@okonkwochukwudalu9340]

40mins in and I want to say this is one of the most insightful Aws event I have seen on security. I am definitely going to archive this link to rewatch over and over

[@interpac007]

Bravo. Succinct, addressed specific situations, and I appreciate his translation into plain English/the reduced cloudspeak. Extremely insightful too.

[@awssupport]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it, Stuart! ^JM

[@davehoward6294]

Slides: d1.awsstatic.com/events/Summits/dcsummit2021/Security_best_practices_common_mistakes_and_solutions_RUN401.pdf

[@UmeshDewangan]

Very nicely explained with relevance to the real time use cases. Thanks.

[@MereAYT]

This is very helpful. Thank you.

[@amazonwebservices]

Glad it is helpful! 😊 🙌 ❤️

[@ioannis69k]

Great talk ! Thanks a lot.

[@TreeLuvBurdpu]

I feel like I could watch this five times to transcribe all the data. It's there a link to the slides?

[@jonathandavis3312]

When I run the Self Service Security Assesment cloudformation stack the Prowler report is empty. I've tried it a few times and it's blank every time.

[@anilgandhi]

Wow, great content, awesome presentation skills.super impressed 🎉

[@AWSEventsChannel]

We're happy to hear this! 😀 🙌 ☁️

[@TreeLuvBurdpu]

I think he means commensurate instead of commiserate..., unless....

[@andrewmoss1355]

Are the slides published anywhere so we can get the links? Thanks

[@tosinfaleyimu8405]

d1.awsstatic.com/events/Summits/dcsummit2021/Security_best_practices_common_mistakes_and_solutions_RUN401.pdf
You're welcome. :)

[@youssefxyz]

d1.awsstatic.com/events/Summits/dcsummit2021/Security_best_practices_common_mistakes_and_solutions_RUN401.pdf

[@spangley2817]

If my server is compromised /cyber targeted and imposter created alias though reported to AWS through server and email the use of malicious cert on comcast router UI redirects to AWS imposter/false tech support - I can't report the continued hack! Is there on site location to prove identity ownership

[@yichenwang8008]

the root alert solution does not work.

[@StEleftherakis]

Feels unfair that I am not paying for this 😄 Great presentation.