AWS Shared Responsibility Model Who Takes Care of What in the Cloud
Boa parte dos incidentes de segurança na nuvem não acontece porque a AWS falhou — acontece porque alguém assumiu, incorretamente, que a AWS cuidaria de algo que na verdade era responsabilidade do cliente. O Shared Responsibility Model (Modelo de Responsabilidade Compartilhada) é o framework que a AWS usa para deixar essa linha explícita, e é provavelmente o conceito de segurança mais citado — e…
The article discusses the Shared Responsibility Model used by AWS, which defines the security responsibilities of both AWS and its clients. The model is often misunderstood, leading to security incidents in the cloud. AWS is responsible for the security "of" the cloud, including infrastructure, hardware, and virtualization, while clients are responsible for security "in" the cloud, including data, identity and access management, and application configuration.
The division of responsibility varies depending on the type of service used, such as IaaS, PaaS, or SaaS, with clients assuming more responsibility in IaaS scenarios like Amazon EC2 and less in managed services like Amazon RDS.
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