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Tasha Penwell is an AWS Educator, AWS Authorized Instructor, solutions architect, and community builder with a focus on security. In her career, she served as the computer science program manager for a community college in Ohio. Tasha has trained professionals on AWS, web development and data analytics. She is the founder and educator of Bytes and Bits, an organization that provides computer science education in Ohio and West Virginia. She is an active presenter and hosts computer science workshops on subjects like cloud computing at high schools around the country.

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Improve cloud security within your organization by leveraging AWS’s Shared Responsibility Model, Well-Architected Framework, and the Cloud Adoption Framework.  This book will show you to use these tools to make the best decisions for securing your cloud environment. 

You’ll start by understanding why security is important in the cloud and then review the relevant services offered to meet an organization’s needs. You’ll then move on to the finer points of building a secure architecture and take a deep look into the differences of responsibility of managed services and those that allow customers more control.

With multiple AWS services available, organizations must weigh the tradeoffs between those that provide granular control (IaaS), a managed service (PaaS), delivering applications remotely over the internet instead of locally on machines (SaaS). This book will help you to identify the appropriate resources and show you how to implement them to meet an organization’s business, technical, and security perspective in the Cloud Adoption Framework. Finally, you'll see how organizations can launch a secure and optimized cloud architecture and use monitoring tools to be proactive in security measures.  

you'll understand frameworks, models, and the services needed to build a secure architecture. 

You will:

• Review the similarities and differences between cloud and traditional computing.
• See how security changes when using on-site, hybrid, and cloud models
• Develop an understanding that security is not “one and done” 
• Reinforce the need for updates and monitoring as a continued part of AWS security