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AWS S3 Gets Some Security Improvements 10/12/2017

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Hello S3 lovers! This week, Amazon announced some nice security-related improvements for S3. Enjoy this brief recap:

  • Default Encryption – you can now set your S3 bucket to require the encryption of objects placed inside it. Of course, the big news is that you can now do this without the use of a Bucket Policy in AWS.
  • Public icons – now in your list of S3 buckets in the Web Management Console, there is a large, yellow icon which indicates if your bucket is publicly accessible based on permission (see screenshot above).
  • Cross-region replication now supports a re-write of the ACL in the destination region if desired.
  • Cross-region replication support now exists for encrypted objects using AWS KMS.
  • The detailed inventory report now provides the status of the encryption for objects. This report itself can also now be encrypted.

Want more information on storage in AWS – check out my AWS Solutions Architect – Storage Services course at CBT Nuggets.
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AWS Solutions Architect – Storage Services is Complete!

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My latest course will appear on the CBT Nuggets early next week! Here is the final video list!

Simple Storage Service (S3)
Course Introduction
IT Storage Types
What is S3?
S3 Storage Classes
S3 Object Lifecycle Management
S3 Versioning
Working with S3 Buckets
S3 Metadata
S3 Server Access Logging
S3 ACLs
S3 Bucket Policies
S3 Encryption and Other Security Options
Scripting S3 – An Example
S3 Static Website Hosting

Glacier
What is Glacier?
Working with Glacier Vaults

Elastic Block Store (EBS)
Instance Stores vs EBS
Working with EBS Volumes
EBS Volume Types
Using EBS-Optimized Instances
Protecting EBS Data

Elastic File System (EFS)
Elastic File System Basics
Using EFS

Storage Gateway
Why Use Storage Gateway?
Storage Gateway Basics
Four Types of Storage Gateways

Transfer Services
AWS Import/Export
AWS Snowball