Cloud & AWS

Before i go into the details of why you need MFA, here is a simple story on why company had to shutdown http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/06/aws- [...]

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[...] to the region where the bucket is in. Here is an example of how you can connect to the S3 bucket in a different region. When making the connection provide the host parameter. #!/usr/bin/ [...]

[...] is enabled for AWS. CloudTrail is a service from AWS which dumps all the AWS audit logs to an S3 bucket periodically. STEP 1 : STEP 2 : STEP 3 : [...]

[...] TIP 6 : Enable AWS trusted advisor notifications [...]

[...] What is AWS canonical user id ? [...]

[...] AWS S3 Tags When you try to get the AWS S3 tags the output is an XML. Here is a quick way to convert it to a dictionary or key value pairs Here [...]

TIP 4 : Set AWS Billing alerts Here is a short story of how setting up Billing alerts could have helped. https://medium.com/how-i-learned-ruby-rail [...]

[...] sudo yum install -y docker sudo service docker start Download securitymonkey repo from docker sudo docker pull nagwww/securitymonkey Launch Security Monkey with Docker as sudo docker run -e “mail= [...]

[...] CloudTrail for auditing Tip # 3 – Enable SSO/Federation for the AWS Console Tip # 4 – Enable AWS Billing alerts Tip # 5 – Disable AWS Root credentials Tip # 6 – Enable AWS Trusted Advisor [...]

[...] Tip # 2 - Enable CloudTrail for auditing Tip # 3 – Enable SSO/Federation for the AWS Console Tip # 4 – Enable AWS Billing alerts Tip # 5 – Disable AWS Root credentials Tip # 6 – [...]

[...] is available @ https://github.com/nagwww/docker_securitymonkey/blob/master/Dockerfile Docker repo for security monkey is available at https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/nagwww/ [...]