Why S3 is the biggest gateway for cyber attacks
Are your S3 buckets fully protected? S3 is by far the most used AWS storage platform — making it a common entry and distribution point for malware and ransomware. Once inside, the impact can cascade to third parties and consumers.
Why S3 has become a primary attack surface
S3 is by far the most used AWS storage platform, which makes it a common entry and distribution point for malware and ransomware. If malicious content finds a host to run on, the impact can be devastating to your organization, third parties, and consumers.
Security best practices and leading compliance standards — NIST, SWIFT, UK Government protocols — stress the importance of scanning files in cloud storage before they’re accessed by applications or humans. This session unpacks why that matters and what a real implementation looks like.
What you will learn
Who should attend
AWS architects, security and compliance leads, and platform teams managing S3-heavy estates.
Speakers
