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Amazon S3 in the spotlight: Your 34-page backup guide
In this guide curated by the SearchAWS.com editors, you’ll evaluate and overcome the DR tradeoffs associated with Amazon S3, with guidance on solidifying an AWS backup plan and securing S3 buckets. Download your copy now.
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December 14, 2017
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Dec'17
AWS SSO puts Amazon at the center of IT access
AWS' Single Sign-On service intends to simplify control over employee access to AWS accounts and outside apps -- and also put AWS at the center of it all.
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December 12, 2017
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Dec'17
AWS security services expand, but still room for improvement
AWS security tools got a boost from GuardDuty and IoT Device Defender, but the vendor still has work to do to provide a full security portfolio to meet enterprise needs.
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August 31, 2017
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EC2 Elastic GPUs boost compute efficiency, flexibility
AWS customers can add graphic acceleration to instances, but with little flexibility. To change that, the cloud provider has finally fulfilled a promise from early last year, with Elastic GPUs that ...
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July 31, 2017
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G3 instance doubles predecessor's processing power
The new G3 instance type, one of several features for AWS in July, provides extra power for graphics-intensive workloads.
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Test your knowledge of GDPR rights and AWS data protection
Is your enterprise GDPR-compliant? Take this quick quiz to test your knowledge of the EU regulation, as well as relevant AWS data protection tools. Continue Reading
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Avoid AWS access control mistakes to keep your cloud safe
If you get clumsy with AWS security, you can put your whole business at risk. Be wary of these common errors, and implement best practices to secure your workloads. Continue Reading
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Eight tips to roll a service or app into an AWS deployment
With dozens of services available, it can be a challenge to integrate new services or apps into an AWS deployment. Use these eight tips to get started. Continue Reading
Evaluate AWS compliance, governance, privacy and regulations Vendors & Products
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Zero trust model boosts AWS infrastructure security
Security worries slowed early cloud adoption, and while many organizations eventually migrated, they failed to lock down access. Here's one way to combat that problem. Continue Reading
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Build and manage Docker container images with two AWS tools
Developers can use Amazon ECR or AWS OpsWorks to configure container images. While one service offers more control, the other integrates with Chef. Continue Reading
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Roll DevOps tools into your AWS migration plan
Enterprises can roll DevOps functionality into an AWS migration plan to enjoy the benefits of infrastructure as code, configuration management and policy as code. Continue Reading
Manage AWS compliance, governance, privacy and regulations
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
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HIPAA-eligible services nudge enterprises toward compliance
While certain services on AWS can help you ensure HIPAA compliance, don't view them as a complete replacement for proper security checks and approval processes. Continue Reading
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Prevent hacked AWS accounts from wreaking havoc
Security should be a top priority in public cloud deployment, but breaches are still possible. If your AWS account has been hacked, follow these steps to minimize the impact. Continue Reading
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AWS root account access is a treasure for attackers
Don't fall victim to a hacked root account. Create and work within new AWS accounts, and then apply the least amount of privilege necessary to prevent a costly mistake. Continue Reading