Implementing the Top Ten AWS Security Best Practices - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

These top ten were put together by AWS security practitioners with decades of experience securing large AWS deployments. Attendees will discover how most of these best practices are very easy to implement and go a very long way to ensuring your success on AWS. Join Evident.io's John Robel, Principal Solutions Architect, and 2nd Watch's Kevin Dillon, Solution Architect, for a review of the Top Ten AWS Security Best Practices. In this one hour session, attendees will come away with actionable information that can be implemented immediately regarding how to: - Disable Root API Access Key and Secret Key - Enable MFA Tokens Everywhere - Reduce Number of IAM Users with Admin Rights - Use Roles for EC2 - Least Privilege: Limit what IAM Entities Can Do with Strong Policies - Rotate all the Keys Regularly - Use IAM Roles with STS AssumeRole Where Possible - Use AutoScaling to Dampen DDoS Effects - Do Not Allow 0.0.0.0/0 Unless You Mean It - Watch World-Readable and Listable S3 Bucket Policies Date: February 25, 2016 Time: 1:00pm EST / 10:00AM PST Duration: 1 Hour Panelists: John Robel is a Principle Solutions Architect for Evident.io with over 20 years experience, and his previous role was as a Senior Technical Account Manager at AWS where he managed customer relationships with some of the largest AWS enterprise customers like Netflix and Adobe. John is an AWS Certified Solutions Architect and has been both Cisco Certified as a Network Associate and ITIL Foundation certified. Kevin Dillon is a Solutions Architect with 2nd Watch and has over 20 years’ experience building and managing high-performing teams with extensive industry experience with hedge funds and asset management firms. Kevin lives in the New York city area.