AWS re:Inforce 2022 - Using graphs for security operations insights (sponsored by Wiz) (DEM224-S)

It’s easy to find risks in IT infrastructure, but it can be challenging to find the ones that are most critical because of an overload of information without much context. Access patterns across connected resources like VMs, containers, and applications can be used to correlate related issues that create attack vectors. Security graphs—using a graph data structure to improve security—are one of the largest and fastest growing use cases for Amazon Neptune. In this talk, explore how graphs can improve security operations insights. Hear from a Neptune customer, Wiz, about how they use graphs to provide a contextual risk assessment of clients’ clouds and cloud protection at scale. This presentation is brought to you by Wiz, an AWS Partner.


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