Several articles discuss AWS (Amazon Web Services) security, highlighting common vulnerabilities like misconfigured storage and insecure APIs. The sources emphasize the importance of implementing security best practices within AWS, such as strong Identity and Access Management (IAM), comprehensive logging, and regular security assessments. A technical deep-dive is provided into AWS Security Groups vs. NACLs (Network Access Control Lists), explaining their differences and use cases for controlling network traffic within a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). Additionally, the materials touch upon career paths for an AWS Security Specialist, mentioning the value of the AWS Certified Security – Specialty certification and outlining its key domains, such as logging, infrastructure security, and data protection. The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 is also presented as a valuable resource for organizations to manage cybersecurity risks through a structured approach involving core functions, profiles, and tiers. Finally, some articles mention third-party tools like SentinelOne and Wiz that integrate with AWS to enhance security posture.

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