This module introduces key AWS services including compute, storage, networking, and database solutions, as well as essential security and governance tools. Learners will explore how to securely deploy and manage resources such as EC2, EBS, Route 53, and various database offerings. Best practices for permissions, service control policies, and secure usage of AWS resources are also covered.

This module explores common cyberattacks targeting cloud environments, with a focus on AWS responsibilities and essential security services. Learners will examine top cloud-native threats, understand the impact of DDoS attacks, and discover practical mitigation strategies using tools like AWS Web Application Firewall. By the end, participants will be equipped to recognize risks and implement effective defenses in cloud-based systems.

This module explores the essential principles and best practices of incident response in AWS environments. Learners will discover how to prepare for, detect, and manage security incidents using AWS-native tools and industry guidance. Practical steps for handling unauthorized activity and leveraging Systems Manager Incident Manager are also covered.

This module introduces AWS Config as a key tool for tracking and managing changes to your AWS environment. You will learn how to capture configuration snapshots, set up the configuration recorder, and define rules to evaluate resource compliance. Practical exercises will guide you through hands-on setup and monitoring of your cloud resources.

This module introduces learners to AWS Security Hub and GuardDuty, focusing on how these services detect, manage, and respond to security events in dynamic cloud environments. You will explore threat intelligence sources, simulate security findings, and understand the distinction between security standards, controls, and checks. Practical exercises and real-world scenarios will help you interpret findings and automate event management.