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See "Resources" sections below for links to workshop and exercise materials.

Summary

This AWS training will cover many aspects of security in AWS, mostly focused on Identity and Access Management (IAM). The first session provides a basic introduction to IAM concepts and best practices. The second session covers intermediate and advanced IAM topics. Both sessions include hands-on exercises and coverage of Cornell-specific security configurations and tools. Both sessions are jointly presented by AWS and Cornell staff. Sessions are remotely presented over about 4 hours, including breaks and hands-on exercises.

Session 1 – AWS Security - Introduction & Basic Topics

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Agenda

TimeTopicDetails
9:00-9:10Welcome & Introduction
9:10-9:40Shared Responsibility Model
9:40-11:00Identity best practices on AWS
  • IAM concepts
  • How to use IAM properly, best practices, and guidance
  • Resource policies versus IAM policies
  • Using roles
11:00-11:15Break
11:15-11:30Using CloudShell
11:30-1:00Practical AWS Security Basics
  • Cornell-specific account access
  • Trusted Advisor
  • S3 public access
  • Network security
  • CloudCheckr Best Practices reporting

(Optional)

1:00-1:30

Optional Q&A



Resources


Session 2 – AWS Security - Intermediate & Advanced Topics

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Agenda

TimeTopicDetails
9:00

Welcome & Introduction


9:00-9:30IAM and Identity best practices on AWS
9:30-9:40IAM permission boundary demo
9:40-10:00IAM permissions boundary labhttps://d29727063o6tf9.cloudfront.net/permissionboundary.html
10:00-10:25CloudTrail
10:25-10:30CloudTrail demo
10:30-10:45CloudTrail at Cornell
10:45-11:00CloudTrail lab
11:00-11:15Break
11:15-11:45Config Service
11:45-12:05Cornell Config Service labAWS Config - Hands-on Exercise
12:05-12:35IAM Access Analyzer
12:35-1:00Cornell Access Analyzer labAWS Access Analyzer - Hands-on Exercise

(Optional)

1:00-1:30

Optional Q&A



Resources


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  1. Thank you for the presentations, hands-on-labs, and posting the materials from presentation and chats.