Yes AWS Cloud Trail and Cloud Watch are normal ingress feeds into Fluency BUT did you know we also capture the AWS Security Data Lake? Yup, and below are a few examples of issues that can quickly be alerted on to help you keep your AWS environment safer. AWS Security Data Lake: Failed Compliance Items with a Critical Severity These are actual failures from testing we've done. * This control checks whether unrestricted incoming traffic for an Amazon EC2 security group is accessible to the specified ports "Security groups should not allow unrestricted access to ports with high risk" * This control checks whether an Amazon S3 general purpose bucket permits public read access. It evaluates the block public access "S3 general purpose buckets should block public read access" * This AWS control checks whether your AWS account is enabled to use a hardware multi-factor authentication (MFA) device to sign "Hardware MFA should be enabled for the root user" Fluency allows you the ability to fully monitor your AWS infrastructure environment with supporting alerts and notifications. #fluencysecurity #observability #awssecuritydatalake #aws #siem
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Are you tired of managing SSH keys and dealing with open ports? Enhance your AWS security posture with AWS SSM Session Manager! This article discusses how to connect to EC2 instances without exposing them to the internet. Key benefits: - No more open ports 🔒 - Secure access to private subnets 🔒 - Simplified key management 🔑 - Granular IAM control 🔒
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Starting today, Amazon EC2 protects your Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) from accidental deregistration by allowing you to mark them as protected, preventing unintentional deregistrations and safeguarding your AWS environments on Amazon Web Services (AWS) https://lnkd.in/d6SPTdmm #aws #awscloud
Amazon EC2 now protects your AMIs from accidental deregistration
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I am pleased to announce the successful completion of a comprehensive course on AWS, where I gained invaluable insights into effectively managing data in databases. Throughout the course, I acquired expertise in administering AWS accounts, understanding the significance of admin privileges, root passwords, and support plans. Delving deeper, I explored admin permissions, Amazon resources, access keys, and billing privileges, ensuring a thorough understanding of AWS functionalities. The course emphasized the importance of optimizing code pipelines for enhanced efficiency. Furthermore, discussions on firewall privileges, security chips, Internet Gateways, and Elastic IPs underscored the multi-layered security approach implemented by AWS, ensuring robust protection for server databases and subnets. SOME OF THE NOTES WILL BE ATTACHED IN COMMENT SECTION; Amazon Web Services (AWS) This journey also provided insights into API performance optimization, further enriching my skill set in AWS management. Excited to apply these learnings! #AWS #CloudComputing #DatabaseManagement #CodeOptimization #Security #Networking #APIPerformance #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Get the most out of #AmazonQ with these troubleshooting tips. 💡 https://go.aws/4cETuY2 Amazon Q is AWS’s #generativeAI-powered assistant that can help you write code, answer questions, generate content, solve problems, manage AWS resources, & more. In this blog post, we'll highlight five problems Amazon Q can help you troublshoot including EC2 SSH connection issues, VPC Network troubleshooting, & IAM Permission troubleshooting. #AWS
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Read the blog - Fortifying Your EC2 Instances: A Complete Guide on Improving Amazon EC2 Security written by Shubham Pakhale #AWS #EC2 #Security #SecurityGuide #Monitoring #Auditing #DDoSAttacks #securitymeasures
Fortifying Your EC2 Instances: A Complete Guide on Improving Amazon EC2 Security
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How to Receive Notifications for Login or Authorization Failures Using AWS CloudTrail, CloudWatch Log Alarms, and SNS https://lnkd.in/diZ2rj79 Amazon Web Services (AWS) #aws #awslambda #businesscompassllc
How to Receive Notifications for Login or Authorization Failures Using AWS CloudTrail, CloudWatch Log Alarms, and SNS
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Today AWS Cloud Journey. 📝 I successfully created and executed my first User Data script in Amazon EC2. ➡ User Data in EC2 instance: Amazon EC2 allows you to automate the configuration of your instances during launch. It's like giving your EC2 instances a personalized set of instructions on how to set themselves up, making deployment and scaling processes more efficient. ➡ AWS Security Groups: AWS Security Groups serve as virtual firewalls for your instances, regulating both inbound and outbound traffic. They act as gatekeepers for your AWS resources, allowing only authorized connections. ➡ Resources I Use by Gaurav Sharma Sir https://lnkd.in/dhsfk7ti Shubham Londhe Sir #90daysofdevops #90daysofdevopschallenge #aws #devops #awscommunitybuilders
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What you get: - Cloud-native security monitoring - Scalability - Real-time threat detection and response Amazon Machine Image (AMI) is a pre-configured virtual machine image used to create Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment.
Sophos NDR in AWS offers several advantages for threat detection and response
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Have you ever wondered about the intricacies of AWS GovCloud (US)? Our detailed FAQs shed light on its design, security, and compliance measures tailored for U.S. government agencies and businesses. From ITAR requirements to support options, get all your questions answered. If AWS GovCloud (US) is on your radar, contact Vaz Global Technology to delve deeper into its capabilities. @Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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