to Friday, October 21, 2022 6:30 PM
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OTEAcademy, as an Official AWS Training Partner, is conducting the AWS Discovery Day - Introduction to Securing your AWS Cloud, a free online event designed for security and IT technical professionals. Whether you are thinking of migrating to the AWS Cloud or already have a workload running on AWS, securing your data and resources should be at the top of the list. This event introduces several AWS services that you can use to improve your current security posture. It also covers the different security design principles that will help you to plan your security approach in the AWS Cloud and provides information on resources you can use to further your knowledge around security on AWS.
Key topics covered objectives
During this event, you will learn:
• How AWS services help you modernize, unify, and innovate your data infrastructure
• How to use AWS services to provide secure and well-governed access to data
• How to innovate with AI/ML by harnessing your data with built-in ML
Intended Audience
This event is intended for:
• IT business-level professionals interested in cloud security practices
• Security professionals with minimal working knowledge of AWS
Speakers
Theofanis Katsiaounis, Authorized AWS Instructor
Event outline
Section 1: Security design principles
• Principle of least privilege
• Traceability
• Securing all layers
• Automating security
• Protecting data in transit and at rest
• Preparing for security events
• Minimizing attack surface
Section 2: What is your security posture?
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Monitoring
• Audit
• Encryption
• Data path
Section 3: What are my next steps?
• Resources to continue learning
Friday, 21st October 2022
17:00-18:30
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Higher Education
Post graduate students
Employed adults
Unemployed adults
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Other
Nearby upcoming activities:
TIME IN NATURE
a) Task: Use the color code on the card and discover FALL.
b) Task: Create a classroom display of students' work.
OBJECTIVES:
•To promote thinking
•To carry out technology-related activities
•Bringing ideas to life through programming and making programming more visible
•To bring together motivated students to explore and learn about our digital world
RESULTS OF THE ACTIVITY: This activity can help create a more enjoyable school environment, and the encouraging activity of you and your peers displayed in the classroom will remind you of the FALL season
CODE ACTIVITY WHAT THE TREE IS TELLING ME
ETWINNING PROJECT WHAT THE TREE IS TELLING ME through research cognitive activities and stories connects the wonderful plant and animal world with steam activities. After the conversation "What do children know about a tree?", each partner in the project will carry out coding activities in their own way and join the coding week
CODE ACTIVITY WHAT THE TREE IS TELLING ME
ETWINNING PROJECT WHAT THE TREE IS TELLING ME through research cognitive activities and stories connects the wonderful plant and animal world with steam activities. After the conversation "What do children know about a tree?", each partner in the project will carry out coding activities in their own way and join the coding week