• Describe how to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) for extra protection.
• Describe how to protect the root user account and access keys.
• Describe IAM policies, roles, policy components, and permission boundaries.
• Explain how API requests can be logged and viewed using AWS CloudTrail and how to view and
  analyze access history.
• Hands-On Lab: Using Identity and Resource Based Policies.

• Explain how to manage multiple AWS accounts using AWS Organizations and AWS Control
  Tower.
• Explain how to implement multi-account environments with AWS Control Tower.
• Demonstrate the ability to use identity providers and brokers to acquire access to AWS services.
• Explain the use of AWS IAM Identity Center (successor to AWS Single Sign-On) and AWS
  Directory Service.
• Demonstrate the ability to manage domain user access with Directory Service and IAM Identity
  Center.
• Hands-On Lab: Managing Domain User Access with AWS Directory Service

• Describe and list the features of AWS KMS, CloudHSM, AWS Certificate Manager (ACM), and
  AWS Secrets Manager.
• Demonstrate how to create a multi-Region AWS KMS key.
• Demonstrate how to encrypt a Secrets Manager secret with an AWS KMS key.
• Demonstrate how to use an encrypted secret to connect to an Amazon Relational Database
  Service (Amazon RDS) database in multiple AWS Regions
• Hands-on lab: Lab 3: Using AWS KMS to Encrypt Secrets in Secrets Manager

• Monitor data for sensitive information with Amazon Macie.
• Describe how to protect data at rest through encryption and access controls.
• Identify AWS services used to replicate data for protection.
• Determine how to protect data after it has been archived.
• Hands-on lab: Lab 4: Data Security in Amazon S3

• Describe the AWS features used to build secure infrastructure.
• Describe the AWS services used to create resiliency during an attack.
• Identify the AWS services used to protect workloads from external threats.
• Compare the features of AWS Shield and AWS Shield Advanced.
• Explain how centralized deployment for AWS Firewall Manager can enhance security.
• Hands-on lab: Lab 5: Using AWS WAF to Mitigate Malicious Traffic

• Identify the value of generating and collecting logs.
• Use Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) Flow Logs to monitor for security events.
• Explain how to monitor for baseline deviations.
• Describe Amazon EventBridge events.
• Describe Amazon CloudWatch metrics and alarms.
• List log analysis options and available techniques.
• Identify use cases for using virtual private cloud (VPC) Traffic Mirroring.
• Hands-on lab: Lab 6: Monitoring for and Responding to Security Incidents

• Classify incident types in incident response.
• Understand incident response workflows.
• Discover sources of information for incident response using AWS services.
• Understand how to prepare for incidents.
• Detect threats using AWS services.
• Analyze and respond to security findings.
• Hands-on lab: Lab 7: Incident Response

A: This training is suitable for security engineers, IT professionals, system administrators, and individuals responsible for implementing and maintaining security controls in AWS environments. It is beneficial for those seeking to enhance their security expertise on the AWS platform.

A: The training covers a wide range of security topics, including AWS security best practices, identity and access management using AWS IAM, data protection using encryption and key management services, network security using AWS VPC, monitoring and logging for security analysis, incident response, and compliance.

A: It is recommended to have a basic understanding of AWS services and security concepts before taking this training. Familiarity with networking and system administration will also be beneficial.

A: To prepare for the training, it is recommended to review AWS security documentation, familiarize yourself with AWS services related to security, and gain practical experience by exploring security controls in AWS environments. Prior knowledge of security best practices and compliance frameworks will also be helpful.

A: Yes, there is an optional certification exam called AWS Certified Security – Specialty that you can take to validate your security engineering skills on AWS. While the training helps prepare you for the exam, it is not mandatory to take the exam after completing the training.

A: To register for the training, click Enroll Now, we will provide you with information on available training schedules, formats (in-person or online), and enrollment procedures.

A: Yes, AWS offers online training options for “Security Engineering on AWS” to provide flexibility for learners. You can choose between instructor-led online training or self-paced online training, depending on your preferences and availability.

A: The duration of the training program varies depending on the training format and delivery mode. Typically, it spans multiple days of instructor-led training or self-paced online learning, with a recommended time commitment of several hours per day.