How you ever wondered: How can I determine what activities are happening in my AWS account, who did it, and detect anomalous activity? How can I detect and remediate insecure resources in my account? How can I monitor for compliance requirements like storage-at-rest encryption? AWS offers two services that can address these questions and more: AWS Config and CloudTrail. Learn how these services can be used to support security, monitoring, and governance initiatives.
Note: This workshop will be conducted remotely. Sandbox AWS accounts will be provided to every attendee. You will not need to have an AWS Account to participate.
Recommended Audience: Cloud Center of Excellence (CCoE), Compliance, IT security, internal auditors, cloud management team, architects, and systems administrators, who are interested in learning about cloud governance.
Agenda:
1pm-2pm—Presentation: AWS Config
Presentation covering the Monitoring & Observability and Configuration, Compliance, and Auditing use cases, and how those relate to AWS Config, AWS Config Rules, and AWS Config Conformance Packs. This discussion will set the stage for what will be covered during the hands-on portion of the event.
2pm-3pm—Hands-on Lab: AWS Config
Hands-on lab covering AWS Config, AWS Config Rules, and AWS Config Conformance Packs; remediation will also be covered.
3pm-4pm—Presentation: AWS CloudTrail
Covers the use cases relating to AWS CloudTrail and AWS CloudTrail Anomaly Detection. This discussion will set the stage for what will be covered during the hands-on portion of the event.
4pm-5pm—Hands-on Lab: AWS CloudTrail
Hands-on lab covering AWS CloudTrail and AWS CloudTrail Anomaly Detection.