Protecting Networks and Applications on AWS
summary
Overview of AWS network and application protection, explaining how AWS security services—AWS Firewall Manager, AWS Network Firewall, AWS Shield, and AWS WAF—apply granular security policies at network control points to protect AWS accounts and workloads. It covers the latest advancements in those services and how they enforce policy across network checkpoints.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:26Value of AWS security services
- 0:59Use cases for security services
- 1:35Common security risks
- 4:06Protecting the network and application perimeter
- 4:33Perimeter protection: Overview
- 5:09Challenge: Monitoring VPC security groups with excessive permissions
- 6:15Auditing VPC security groups using Firewall Manager
- 7:33AWS Firewall Manager prerequisites
- 8:41Firewall Manager basics
- 10:11AWS Network Firewall at a glance
- 11:08Features of AWS Network Firewall
- 14:13Centralized security inspection
- 15:28Benefits of AWS Shield Standard and AWS Shield Advanced
- 20:34Common web architectures
- 21:01Protecting web applications
- 22:25Protecting latency-sensitive applications
- 23:23Protecting serverless applications
- 23:51Protecting on-premises applications
- 24:25Intelligent detection with automated mitigation
- 25:02Shield detection system
- 26:15AWS-managed rules within AWS WAF
- 27:02Native AWS WAF bot mitigation
- 29:11SRT engagement process
- 30:33Pricing for perimeter protection services
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