Category: AWS Lambda

In this post, we summarize what HHS has proposed, when it is likely to matter, and how to use Amazon Web Services (AWS) to close the gaps now. We cover how AWS Backup maps to the three proposed backup and recovery obligations, and we introduce the HIPAA Assistant, an open source sample from AWS that reviews your infrastructure-as-code and application code for Security Rule gaps and cites each finding to the exact paragraph of the regulation.

Automotive firmware teams face a structural bottleneck: physical electronic control unit (ECU) hardware doesn’t scale at the pace of software development. Waiting for hardware access creates delayed test cycles, late defect detection, and limited parallel coverage across Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) programs.

In this post, we deliver the implementation blueprint. We walk through the complete reference architecture built on Amazon Web Services (AWS), break down the layer service topology, detail the multi-agent orchestration pattern using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and the Strands Agents SDK.

This post documents a working system. Five KYC/KYB checks, each with its own agent architecture, prompt methodology, and failure modes. We built it, ran it, broke it, fixed it, and are publishing the full method so you can build your own.

This is part 3 of our three-part series on how Amazon Web Services (AWS) aligns with MPA Content Security Best Practices with a particular focus on media archives.

This is Part 2 of our three-part series on how Amazon Web Services (AWS) aligns with Motion Picture Association (MPA) Content Security Best Practices v5.3.1 for media archives. In this second installment, we turn to the operational and detective controls that complete the security picture.

This blog post introduces a serverless dynamic pricing platform built on Amazon Web Services (AWS) that helps restaurants automatically adjust menu prices based on real-time demand patterns. The solution enables restaurants to maximize revenue during peak hours while attracting price-sensitive customers during slower periods.

In the retail and consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, accurate food labeling is a critical safety requirement. Retailers face an increasingly complex challenge: manually verifying that thousands of packaged foods comply with FDA regulations—particularly the allergen labeling requirements under the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act (FALCPA) of 2004.

In a previous blog post, we described how AUMOVIO built an AI-powered engineering assistant on Amazon Bedrock that generates automotive-grade embedded code. That system accelerates development

When AWS released Amazon S3 Tables, this calculus changed. In this post, you will learn how Amica reduced their ETL job runtimes by 80% by building a data lake for core insurance data using S3 Tables.