AWS Security Best Practices
About This Program
This instructor-led one-day course is designed for intermediate-level learners who want to learn how to keep their AWS workloads safe and secure. In this course, participants will dive deep into the best practices for securing their network infrastructure, hardening their compute resources, and quickening their response to suspicious events. The course will cover configuration best practices for specific AWS security tools and services, including AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), AWS Key Management Service (KMS), Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Amazon GuardDuty, and AWS Security Hub.
What You Will Learn
- Design and implement secure solutions on AWS.
- Best practices for securing network infrastructure.
- Methods to harden compute resources.
- Techniques for quickening response to suspicious events.
- Configuration best practices for AWS security tools and services.
Who This Course Is For
Intermediate-level learners who have experience with AWS services and are responsible for securing their organization's AWS workloads.
Requirements
- Intermediate-level knowledge of AWS services.
- Responsibility for securing organization's AWS workloads.
Course Syllabus
Benefits
- Enhanced AWS Security Skills
- Practical Implementation Guidance
Frequently Asked Questions
No, this course is designed for intermediate-level learners with prior experience using AWS services.
Participants should have intermediate-level knowledge of AWS services and should be responsible for securing their organization's AWS workloads.
