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Responding to compromised resources and workloads

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Responding to compromised resources and workloads

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- [Instructor] Today we're going to talk about a crucial subject, which is responding to compromised resources and workloads within AWS. And this area is critical for maintaining security compliance and operational continuity. To start off with, let's define what a compromised resource is. It is any network or device that has been altered maliciously. Some examples include an EC2 instance or an unauthorized S3 bucket Access, and the impact can range from data loss to legal liability, and also making a prompt that is vital. So let's go ahead and talk about AWS Security Incident Response Guide. AWS offers a specific guide to handling security incidents tailored to an environment, and this guide includes identifying the incident, isolating affected systems, and also coordinating with legal entities. And it's a critical resource for any AWS security professional. When you talk about isolating a compromised resource, what it means is that you're preventing it from causing further harm like…

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