Encryption in Transit - AWS Fundamentals: Addressing Security Risk
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Encryption in Transit - AWS Fundamentals: Addressing Security Risk
AWS Fundamentals Specialization
Welcome to AWS Fundamentals: Addressing Security Risk!
This course will give you an overview of security best practices when developing and managing applications on AWS. The course, created by AWS experts and delivered by AWS Solutions Architects, uses video lectures, hands-on exercise guides, demonstrations, and quizzes to dive deep on concepts about security on AWS. You will learn about the concept of “least privilege” and the AWS Shared Responsibility Model, as well as view demonstrations of Amazon GuardDuty, AWS Secrets Manager, and cross-account access.
We encourage IT professionals and leaders who are interested in learning about best practices for securing an AWS environment and applications developed on AWS to enroll in this course. Before taking this course, we recommend you complete AWS Fundamentals: Going Cloud Native (https://www.coursera.org/learn/aws-fu....
Class forums will also allow you to ask questions and interact with AWS training instructors.
aws, Information Privacy, Cloud Management, security, Cloud Applications
Well presented course, high level but a very good introduction to AWS and security best practices. I recommend this to anyone who wishes to begin learning about AWS and security best practices.,I learned very useful concepts and read great documentation that allowed me to increase my understanding of how a well-architected solution should be designed and deployed.
Encryption in Transit - AWS Fundamentals: Addressing Security Risk
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