Shared Responsibility Model

Understand what AWS secures vs what the customer secures.

Task 1: Introduction

Task 2: Shared Responsibility Model Overview

Task 3: Real-world Example: Capital One - Cloud Misuse Pattern

Task 4: Real-world Example: Uber - Exposed Credentials

Task 5: Real-world Example: "It Was Just a Bucket"

Task 6: Recap Exercise

Task 7: Conclusion

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does not "do security for you". AWS secures the cloud platform and services to a certain extent, while what you build on top is your responsibility to secure.

In this room, you will explore the Shared Responsibility Model and understand how it affects your security decisions and implementations.

Learning Objectives

Understand Security of the Cloud vs Security in the Cloud
Map responsibilities across / / /
Look at three real-world examples of how the model was misunderstood

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of AWS and infrastructure terminology: , , , , SaaS, IaaS, PaaS

Answer the questions below

Show me the way.

Shared Responsibility Model

Task 1: Introduction

Task 2: Shared Responsibility Model Overview

Task 3: Real-world Example: Capital One - Cloud Misuse Pattern

Task 4: Real-world Example: Uber - Exposed Credentials

Task 5: Real-world Example: "It Was Just a Bucket"

Task 6: Recap Exercise

Task 7: Conclusion

Shared Responsibility Model

Task 1Introduction

Learning Objectives

Prerequisites

Task 2Shared Responsibility Model OverviewPremium

Task 3Real-world Example: Capital One - Cloud Misuse PatternPremium

Task 4Real-world Example: Uber - Exposed CredentialsPremium

Task 5Real-world Example: "It Was Just a Bucket"Premium

Task 6Recap ExercisePremium

Task 7ConclusionPremium

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