AWS Security means using AWS tools to keep cloud data and services protected. You will learn how to control who can access what, how to lock down systems, and how to spot threats before they cause problems. It's all about building safe systems in the cloud.

 About the AWS Security Training Course

This course teaches you how to keep cloud systems safe using tools provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). You'll learn how to protect data, manage access, watch for threats, and follow security rules. The course includes real examples, hands-on labs, and helps you get ready for AWS security jobs.

This course covers everything you need to know about security on AWS. You will learn with real AWS tools like IAM, KMS, CloudTrail, and GuardDuty. The training is great for people who want to work in cloud security or take the AWS Certified Security – Specialty exam.

Who can enroll?

• Fundamental knowledge of IT systems, networking, or concepts of cloud computing

• Basics of AWS or any other cloud environment is required

• Analytical and problem-solving capabilities

• Open to learning technical tools and security procedures

• Proficient in handling cloud dashboards, documentation, and web-based labs

Suitable for

• IT professionals and system/network administrators

• Cloud engineers looking to specialize in security

• Students pursuing careers in cybersecurity or cloud computing

• Working professionals seeking AWS Security certification

• Career switchers entering the cloud or security field

What You Will Learn

After finishing this course, you will be able to:

1. Keep enterprise-level AWS accounts, apps, and data safe using trusted security steps

2. Set up and manage users, groups, roles, and rules to control who can do what

3. Turn on extra login protection (MFA) and follow best practices like giving only the access people really need

4. Use AWS tools like KMS and Secrets .1Manager to lock and manage private info

5. Watch what’s happening in organizations’ system and spot strange activity using

   CloudTrail, GuardDuty, and CloudWatch

6. Build safe networks with tools like VPC, security groups, and firewalls

7. Set up automatic actions when something bad happens and follow steps to respond

8. Use AWS tools to help follow laws like GDPR and HIPAA

9. Practice real AWS tasks in hands-on labs