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AWS Security Best Practices for Developers

With Carlos Rivas Liked by 30 users
Duration: 1h 32m Skill level: Advanced Released: 9/22/2022

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Security matters to everyone, but solid security practices start with the developer of an application. In this developer-centered course, instructor and AWS Certified Solutions Architect Carlos Rivas shows how to build stronger, more secure applications for deployment on Amazon Web Services. Learn core AWS security development principles around Identity and Access Management (IAM), S3 storage, and Key Management Service (KMS), to ensure your users, systems, and data are secure on the cloud. Learn how to use Cognito to establish user identity without maintaining unique login credentials for each application, how to eliminate data interception or theft with security certificates, and how to use Parameter Store and Secrets Manager. Finally, learn best practices for the Security Alerts features in AWS to help you respond quickly to breach incidents and detect unauthorized access.

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