AWS Security Boiled Down

This video provides an overview of AWS security, focusing on the shared responsibility model, layered security approach, and various AWS security tools and applications. It covers best practices for securing AWS resources, including network security, data encryption, and access management. The video also discusses advanced security tools like AWS Shield and Cognito, emphasizing the importance of planning and implementing security measures in AWS environments.

What is the shared responsibility model in AWS?

• AWS is responsible for all security aspects.

• AWS and customers share security responsibilities.

• Security is managed by third-party vendors.

• Customers are responsible for all security aspects.

Which of the following is a key feature of AWS network security?

• Built-in firewalls

• Manual encryption

• Third-party DDoS protection

• No access control

What does AWS CloudTrail provide?

• Real-time data processing

• Deep visibility into API calls

• Automatic data backup

• Network traffic analysis

What is the role of AWS Key Management Service (KMS)?

• To monitor cloud performance

• To manage user accounts

• To create and control encryption keys

• To provide network security

Which AWS service is used for monitoring and logging?

• AWS S3

• AWS EC2

• AWS CloudWatch

• AWS RDS

What is the primary purpose of a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) in AWS?

• To provide unlimited storage

• To secure communication within AWS

• To manage user accounts

• To offer free cloud services

What is a best practice for designing VPCs in AWS?

• Use the default VPC

• Plan and design before implementation

• Use a single VPC for all environments

• Allow all traffic by default

Which AWS service helps protect against DDoS attacks?

• AWS RDS

• AWS S3

• AWS Lambda

• AWS Shield

Which of the following is a best practice for EC2 security?

• Allow unrestricted access

• Disable all logging

• Use password-only access

• Enable termination protection

What is the purpose of AWS Cognito?

• To monitor network traffic

• To manage encryption keys

• To provide data storage

• To handle user authentication and authorization