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When implementing different AWS services and architecting them within your environments, whether it be production, test or dev, do you know your security responsibilities for these services?
It is very likely that you are using services from three different classifications, which each have very different boundaries for enforcing security between the customer and AWS.
These classifications are:
- Infrastructure services
- Container services
- Abstract services
The level of responsibility around these services are defined within three different AWS Shared Responsibility Models, and its essential when using AWS you understand your level of responsibility when it comes to applying security.
This course focuses on Container and Abstract services. The primary Container services we look at are: RDS, EMR and Elastic Beanstalk and the primary Abstract services include: S3, DynamoDB, SQS and Glacier.
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