
Explore Amazon Web Services and its vast range of compute, storage, analytics, and AI services to deploy and manage web, ERP, and other applications.
Learn how to create an AWS account, choose account type, provide contact and payment details, complete identity verification with OTP, and access your AWS dashboard.
Learn how to create an AWS IAM role, attach permission policies, and grant trusted entities access to services like S3, DynamoDB, and Redshift across accounts.
Learn to install the AWS CLI and configure it with an IAM user's credentials, including creating an IAM user, managing access keys, and running remote commands.
Explore the aws cli command reference, learn to navigate services like lambda, cloud watch, and iam, and read command syntax for creating functions, alarms, and configurations.
Master AWS EC2 as a compute service by launching instances with operating system choices and Amazon machine images. Configure security groups, VPCs, and storage to optimally run workloads on EC2.
Launch and manage EC2 instances, configure VPC settings and security groups, view instance details, and connect via SSH or web to install software and run Linux commands.
Explore official Amazon Web Services certifications from foundational to specialty tracks. Gain clarity on roles such as cloud practitioner, architect, developer, security, and big data, plus practice tests.
Build foundational cloud practitioner knowledge to prepare for AWS certification, covering core services, basic architecture, storage, hosting, IAM, billing, and the shared responsibility model; learn exam structure and pricing strategies.
Explore AWS security specialty fundamentals, including incident response, logging and monitoring, infrastructure and identity management, data protection, and encryption to design secure cloud deployments.
Explore AWS Artifact, a no-cost portal for on-demand security and compliance reports, governance, and agreements, enabling secure cloud projects with IAM integration and audit readiness.
Demonstrate using aws artifact, a security identity and compliance tool, to access control documents and certificates for cloud security, with downloadable nda agreements and multi-language service integration.
Explore how AWS Certificate Manager automates provisioning, renewal, and deployment of public, private, and DNS SSL certificates for secure data in transit and compliance-driven web and app infrastructure.
Learn how Amazon certificate manager (ACM) provisions, manages, and applies SSL certificates and a private certificate authority, enabling public and private certificates via the dashboard and DNS or email validation.
Learn aws cloud hsm for hardware security modules, manage encryption keys with a public key infrastructure based certificate authority, enable ssl authentication, and deploy secure, compliant workloads across aws services.
Create and manage an AWS CloudHSM cluster via the dashboard, configure it with a VPC and region, back up data, add nodes, and delete clusters when no longer needed.
Learn how Amazon Directory Service enables directory aware workloads by integrating Microsoft Active Directory in the cloud, offering group policy, single sign-on, domain join, and easy migration.
Create and manage an Amazon directory services instance via the dashboard, choosing a directory type such as simple ad or cognito user pools and configuring dns name and passwords.
Learn how GuardDuty provides intelligent, machine learning–backed threat detection across AWS accounts, monitoring logs and events to identify possible compromises and enable automated remediation with Lambda triggers.
Create an Amazon GuardDuty instance and explore this security service under the security identity and compliance category. GuardDuty analyzes cloud traffic and DNS queries to surface security findings.
You could be an IT professional of any kind, be a Cloud Professional or an Penetration Tester or White Hat, AWS Security Specialty Certification is a must have if you are planning to take you career to the next level. Wait, Cyber security is not just something meant for Ethical Hackers or top grade Cloud Professionals, everyone is expected to have some elementary skills on security cloud resources on the day one when you start working on a cloud project.
Everyone knows about phishing, because it is most common cyber threat that everyone has witnessed. When you get a spamy email that has a phishing link, you simply avoid clicking it. Everyone who has an email id, must be aware of phishing, otherwise things can go wrong. But when you are building your career around Cloud Computing, you need to be more careful about various sophisticated threats out there. AWS has various set of tools and services specially designed just to keep your cloud resources manageable, secure and auditable. But security can't be automated, simply because automation itself is a vulnerability. So you need to be actively monitoring and optimizing your cloud resources in this regard.
In this course you will be learning various AWS identity and security services that can help you build skillset necessary for AWS Security Specialty Certification exam. It is a professional level AWS exam, so you are expected to have some working experience on AWS, that you can easily build when you just start practicing it on AWS cloud. You will be learning about following AWS security services in this course with prime emphasis on Securing your cloud applications, not just preparing you for a certification exam.
Artifact
CloudHSM
Certificate Manager
Secrets Manager
Directory Service
Guard Duty
Inspector
Single Sign-On
WAF and Shield, etc.