AWS re:Invent 2022 - Revitalize your security with the AWS Security Reference Architecture (SEC203)

As your team continually evolves its use of AWS services and features, it’s important to understand how AWS security services work together to improve your security posture. In this session, learn about the recently updated AWS Security Reference Architecture (AWS SRA), which provides prescriptive guidance for deploying the full complement of AWS security services in a multi-account environment. Discover different ways to use the AWS SRA, such as bootstrapping the implementation of your security architecture and defining your target security state. Explore AWS SRA customer case studies that illustrate methods for tailoring these recommendations to suit your organization’s environment and security needs.


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[ViniciusTinti]

SRA is great! Thanks.

One thing that I would love to see more at it is a cost perspective. I know security is a top priority but there are some services that some organizations are not quite mature enough to profit on. AWS Config is not expensive when you see the big picture with Guard duty, Security Hub, Detective and so one. But I find it very hard to justify cost if you dont use the other services.

[tcooksey]

SCP's don't allow anything @ 22:20ish range!? Presenter says it does, I dont think so; SCP's deny! "Control Policy"