JumpStart Guide to Application Security in Amazon Web Services

This paper seeks to give you a better idea of what your organization needs to successfully plan and execute a secure application transition to, or deployment in, an AWS environment. Learn how security teams can best support application development teams, what options you have as a security...

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Nathan Getty

September 27, 2019

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