In the Amazon IXD series, we engage with thought leaders at Amazon Web Services (AWS) who play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and security of our customers. In this installment, we spotlight Alex Johnson, Senior Principal in Security Engineering for AWS Cryptography, who recently spoke at the re:Inforce 2023 event. Alex shares insights on topics such as data protection, cloud security, and the future of cryptographic practices, including post-quantum cryptography. Be sure to check out another blog post here for more engaging content.
Furthermore, AWS has successfully achieved new certifications, including ISO 9001, 27001, 27017, 27018, 27701, and 22301, as well as the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) STAR CCM v4.0. This audit was conducted with zero findings by Ernst and Young Certify Point auditors, reaffirming AWS’s commitment to security and compliance.
Additionally, we feature an exclusive interview with Sarah Lee, a Senior Software Development Engineer specializing in Crypto Tools, who shares her expertise on cryptography and its vital role in safeguarding data in cloud environments. Sarah will also be presenting at AWS re:Inforce 2023, discussing innovative approaches to cloud security.
To delve deeper into cybersecurity, take a look at the AWS Ramp-Up Guide for Security, which offers a comprehensive array of resources, including digital training, whitepapers, and workshops to enhance your understanding of security, identity, and compliance in the cloud.
For those looking for best practices regarding messaging app security, our new eBook titled “5 Keys to Secure Enterprise Messaging” is now available. This resource addresses the security and compliance risks associated with messaging applications, a concern for the growing number of mobile users worldwide.
AWS also recently introduced the AWS Blueprint for Ransomware Defense, a resource designed to help organizations mitigate the threats posed by ransomware attacks. This blueprint maps AWS services and features to effective preventative measures.
Lastly, for detailed guidance on defining the scope of Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) workloads in the AWS Cloud, we have updated our whitepaper on Architecting for PCI DSS Scoping and Segmentation.
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