Lesson 1
Introduction to Designing for Security
The who, what, when, and why of Designing for Security in the cloud.
Course
In this course, you will explore best practices and strategies around securing access to cloud services and infrastructure. You will also use tools and methods available with AWS to ensure that data stored in the cloud is protected. Finally, you will investigate security practices around monitoring and defending cloud-based applications and environments.
In this course, you will explore best practices and strategies around securing access to cloud services and infrastructure. You will also use tools and methods available with AWS to ensure that data stored in the cloud is protected. Finally, you will investigate security practices around monitoring and defending cloud-based applications and environments.
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3 weeks
Real-world Projects
Completion Certificate
Last Updated March 3, 2024
Skills you'll learn:
Prerequisites:
Lesson 1
The who, what, when, and why of Designing for Security in the cloud.
Lesson 2
After this lesson, you will be able to secure access for both AWS users and applications, apply security best practices such as identity federation, and fine tune least privilege access permissions.
Lesson 3
After this lesson, you will be able to access cloud resources securely, protect against data exfiltration, ensure compliance, and configure VPC endpoints to keep traffic within your VPC.
Lesson 4
Our goal is to minimize the risk of a malicious actor accessing our networks and servers, invoke the AWS API, and, ultimately, perform destructive or unauthorized actions in our environments.
Lesson 5
You will identify vulnerable misconfigurations, guard against malicious activity, and design a deployment pipeline that ensures that security practices are implemented early on.
Lesson 6 • Project
In this project, you'll put everything you learned in the course to secure a web application.
Senior Cloud Architect at NuEra Automotive Solutions
Mehdi is a senior cloud architect and consultant based out of the Chicago area. He loves helping companies large and small build, deploy, and run their applications in the cloud. Most recently, he has worked with companies such as 2ndWatch and GuidePoint Security.
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