Cloud security, data responsibility, and recovery: 10 key strategies
summary
Outlines a concrete cloud backup strategy: adds three Rs—responsibility, replication/resiliency, recovery—to AWS’s 7 Rs and promotes a 3-2-1-1-0 backup rule; cites Veeam Backup for AWS demos that restore a deleted DynamoDB table and migrate an entire S3 CDN bucket into a new Amazon S3 location in seconds, back up VPC configurations and route tables, enforce immutability with S3 object lock, use KMS and least-privilege IAM, automate testing (SureBackup) and recover individual files or instant-boot VMs to minimize downtime after the 85% ransomware incidence noted.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Migration strategies
- 17:43Shared responsibility model
- 22:35Resiliency and the 3-2-1 rule
- 31:44Security and recovery tools
- 40:25Demos and closing
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