Continuous Security on AWS (The DevSecOps on AWS Series)

These services include AWS CloudFormation, AWS CodePipeline, EventBridge, AWS Lambda, AWS Step Functions, AWS Organizations, AWS Security Hub, GuardDuty, AWS Config Rules, Inspector, AWS Secrets Manager, VPC, Macie, and AWS Audit Manager--among many others. You will learn how to use a combination of these services to apply key design principles for security and build continuous security solutions within your software systems. Throughout the course, you will see working examples of how to automate security using AWS services.

Paul Duvall is a founder and former CTO of Stelligent--a Prr Consulting Partner with the DevOps and Security Competencies. He holds multiple AWS certifications including AWS Certified Security - Specialty. He has architected, implemented, and managed software and systems solutions for over 20 years. He is principal author of Continuous Integration: Improving Software Quality and Reducing Risk (Addison-Wesley, 2007), a 2008 Jolt Award winner.

He is also the author of many other publications, including the videos Continuous Compliance on AWS and Continuous Encryption on AWS, and Continuous Security on AWS, which are part of Addison-Wesley's DevSecOps on AWS Series. He hosted the "DevOps on AWS Radio" podcast for over three years.

He enjoys blogging and speaking on all topics related to DevSecOps, Serverless, and AWS. You can find his blog posts and other content at paulduvall.io.

Intermediate to Advanced

Learn How To

Apply key design principles for security

Apply event-based design patterns for security

Utilize AWS Developer Tools for DevSecOps

Use AWS CodePipeline and AWS CloudFormation to model continuous security workflows

Define your AWS Organizations as code using org-formation

Automate detective controls using AWS CloudFormation, AWS Security Hub, AWS Config Rules, and Inspector

Protect network and host-level boundaries with VPC

Perform data classification using AWS CloudFormation and Macie

Create an audit assessment using AWS CloudFormation and AWS Audit Manager

Apply security as code for container-based workloads using AWS CodePipeline, AWS CodeBuild, and open source tooling

Who Should Take This Course

Software developers and security and compliance professionals who want to integrate security into every facet of the software development and delivery process

Professionals with a working knowledge of AWS and programming knowledge who want to make security ubiquitous across their systems

Course Requirements

Working knowledge of AWS (e.g., 1-2+ years working with AWS)

Practical experience with a high-level programming experience--such as Python, Java, Node.js, etc.--is helpful but not necessary

Introduction

Lesson 1: Common Tools for Continuous Security

Lesson 2: Identity and Access Management

Lesson 3: Detection and Incident Response

Lesson 4: Infrastructure Protection

Lesson 5: Data Protection

Lesson 6: Compliance

Lesson 7: Deployment Architectures

Summary



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