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Security Sessions at re:Invent 2013

AWS re:Invent 2013, AWS’s second annual conference for developers and technical leaders, is less than a month away.  We have some great sessions and activities lined up to ensure that content quality is high and that your questions are answered.

Update (20 May 2014): For links to the session videos and slide presentations from AWS re:Invent 2013, see the blog entry Recap of re:Invent Sessions. We’ve removed links from this post to the AWS re:Invent 2013 site. Be sure to visit the AWS re:Invent 2014 site!

Last year’s inaugural event went so well that AWS has added 50% more sessions. This of course also means more security and compliance sessions!  Sessions this year will marquis some great technical and business leaders from AWS.  We will also showcase some customers and partners who are proven thought leaders in security and compliance.

If you’re planning to go, now is the time to organize agenda to get the most out of the following 20-plus security and compliance oriented sessions. You can use the “Add to My Favorites” button in the Session Catalog to make it easier to plan while letting us know how many seats to reserve.

General Security

SEC101 – AWS Security – Keynote Address
ARC308 – Architecting for End-to-End Security in the Enterprise
SEC205 – Cybersecurity Engineers, You’re More Secure in the Cloud!
SEC307 – Learn How Trend Micro Used AWS to Build their Enterprise Security Offering (Deep Security as a Service)

 

Compliance

SEC203 – Security Assurance and Governance in AWS
SEC204 – Building Secure Applications and Navigating FedRAMP in the AWS GovCloud (US) Region
SEC206 – Taking the Fear Out of PCI DSS Compliance in the Cloud
SEC306 – Implementing Bullet-Proof HIPAA Solutions on AWS

 

Identity and Access Management

SEC201 – Access Control for the Cloud: AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
SEC301 – Top 10 AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Best Practices
SEC302 – Mastering Access Control Policies
SEC303 – Delegating Access to your AWS Environment
SEC401 – Integrate Social Login Into Mobile Apps
CPN205 – Securing Your Amazon EC2 Environment with IAM Roles and Resource-Based Permissions

 

Network Security

SEC305 – DDoS Resiliency with Amazon Web Services
SEC402 – Intrusion Detection in the Cloud

 

Encryption

SEC304 – Encryption and key management in AWS

If you didn’t get a chance to go last year, then you can view all the security sessions online.

We hope we will see you at the event. Please be sure to drop by the Security booth in AWS Central in the exhibition hall. Speakers from the Security breakout sessions, solution architects and team members from AWS service teams will be on-hand to answer your questions.  We look forward to seeing you there!

– Ben