Protecting your AWS S3 data from the ransomware pandemic
Ransomware attacks continue to grow in number and sophistication, putting data resilience in the boardroom. S3 is one of the largest storage systems in the world, and a fast-growing threat vector for lateral malware and ransomware spread.
- Date
- January 25, 2025
- Format
- On-demand webinar (registration required)
- Speakers
- Ashok Mahajan (AWS), Todd Fredrick and Eswar Nalamaru (Elastio)
- Focus
- Ransomware and malware detection for AWS S3 to close lateral-spread risk
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Why S3 is now a primary ransomware vector
S3 is one of the largest storage systems in the world, and it continues to grow. That growth makes it more attractive to threat actors, and S3 has become a key risk for lateral malware and ransomware spread in the case of an attack.
In this session, AWS and Elastio cover what ransomware and malware detection for S3 looks like in practice, where most teams have blind spots, and how detection at the storage layer compresses the blast radius of an incident.
- How S3 became one of the largest threat vectors for lateral malware spread.
- What ransomware and malware detection for S3 looks like in AWS-native architectures.
- How Elastio integrates with AWS to validate data integrity at the storage layer.
AWS architects, cloud security teams, and data protection leads responsible for S3-heavy workloads.
Ashok Mahajan
Senior Partner Solution Architect
AWS
Todd Fredrick
VP Strategic Alliances
Elastio
Eswar Nalamaru
Product Director
Elastio
On-demand session
Watch how AWS and Elastio close the S3 ransomware gap.
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