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Courtesy of Corey Quinn's "Last Week in AWS" Newsletter # 389 Logan and Jon discovered a presentation from Sec-T by Chris Farris that does a great job describing the tension between the Cloud Providers and Customers when it comes to security.
The presentation does a great job of highlighting the fact that, though the cloud can be made secure, for many people the defaults they use do not make them as secure as possible. In addition, the cloud providers have to make sure that existing software and systems are not broken by the changes necessary to increase security.
Corey Quinn - Last Week in AWS
Chris Farris
Transcript
Google - Shared Fate
AWS - Security Pillar
Slack - Transitioning to IMDSv2
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By Jon and Logan GallagherSend us a text
Courtesy of Corey Quinn's "Last Week in AWS" Newsletter # 389 Logan and Jon discovered a presentation from Sec-T by Chris Farris that does a great job describing the tension between the Cloud Providers and Customers when it comes to security.
The presentation does a great job of highlighting the fact that, though the cloud can be made secure, for many people the defaults they use do not make them as secure as possible. In addition, the cloud providers have to make sure that existing software and systems are not broken by the changes necessary to increase security.
Corey Quinn - Last Week in AWS
Chris Farris
Transcript
Google - Shared Fate
AWS - Security Pillar
Slack - Transitioning to IMDSv2