June 23rd Webinar: Best Practices For Securing Data in Amazon S3
Join us for this webinar on Tuesday, June 23rd @ 9:00 am PT / 12:00 pm ET / 4:00 pm GMT, as we AWS and OPSWAT present best practices for securing your S3 storage.
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is the world's most popular cloud object storage solution with a comprehensive set of configurations for security and compliance requirements. In addition to encryption and access control, it’s crucial to make sure your stored files are not malicious. Enterprises need advanced threat prevention to protect their cloud computing environments against emerging cybersecurity threats.
Join cybersecurity experts from AWS and OPSWAT and learn how to secure your data stored in Amazon S3 buckets. In this live webcast, we cover:
- The top 5 Amazon S3 security risks to your business
- How to implement the AWS Well-Architected Framework in securing your S3 data
- Security best practices to mitigate malware and data loss risks
Key takeaways
- Learn the most effective approaches to establish and enforce Amazon S3 security features to protect your data at rest and while in transit
- Learn how to avoid accidental misconfigurations that could result in security breaches
- Get a deep dive into the latest approaches for content security
- Learn how to enhance the security of both on-premises and cloud environments
Bring your concerns, questions and specific use cases to discuss with cybersecurity experts

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