A Deep Dive into IAM Access Analyzer: Enhancing AWS Security
Feb 12, 2024
Introduction Are you aware of who is gaining access to your resources? If you're uncertain, it's likely time to reassess your IAM policies. IAM...
Mastering Data Retention & Security: Amazon S3 Object Lifecycle Management
Jan 19, 2024
Introduction As mid-market organizations move applications and workloads to AWS, the specifics of how to handle cloud-based data become critical....
Introduction to AWS Config
Jan 16, 2024
What is AWS Config? AWS Config is a service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that helps customers assess, audit, and monitor their AWS resources...
Proactive Security: How to Set Up Alerts for IAM Configuration Changes
Jan 04, 2024
Securing your cloud environment necessitates not only strong primary safeguards but also robust detection controls to vigilantly monitor and respond...
Tagging AWS Resources
Dec 21, 2023
The benefits of running a cloud-based workload or application are not for dispute. Lower cost, scale, evergreen SaaS and SaaS - they're all...
Enhancing Security in AWS: Rotate Access Keys Regularly
Jun 15, 2023
What are access keys? Access keys are the credentials that AWS uses to identify and authenticate the user or programmatic access to AWS services....
All About AWS GuardDuty
Jun 08, 2023
What is GuardDuty? GuardDuty is a threat detection service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that continuously monitors and analyzes network...
Enhancing Security in AWS: Safeguard Your Root User Credentials.
May 17, 2023
The root user credential is a powerful tool that grants users U N R E S T R I C T E D access to Amazon AWS resources. Because of the unlimited access...
Enhancing Security in AWS: The Critical Role of Multi-Factor Authentication
May 08, 2023
In today's digital landscape, security is paramount for any organization, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are no exception. With its vast array of...
Stay Ahead of the Game: Monitor Failed Authentications to Prevent Brute Force Attacks
Apr 03, 2023
Why is it in your best interest to monitor failed authentications?
