AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) - Configuring ACLs and NACLs Lab

The video tutorial covers the use of Access Control Lists (ACLs) in AWS, focusing on their application in S3 buckets and Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs). It explains the difference between legacy ACLs and modern policy-based access controls, and provides a detailed guide on creating and managing network ACLs, including inbound and outbound rules. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of security best practices, such as allowing only necessary communications and understanding the role of a security architect in designing these rules.

What is the primary purpose of access control lists (ACLs) in AWS?

How do network ACLs differ from access control lists attached to S3 buckets?

What steps should you take to create a network ACL in AWS?

Explain the significance of inbound and outbound rules in network ACLs.

What is the default behavior of network ACLs regarding traffic?

Why is it important to specify what should be allowed in network ACLs?

How can you associate a network ACL with specific subnets in AWS?