AWS’s Shared Responsibility Model Explained: Two Sides to Achieving Enterprise Security

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Not Just Theory: Getting Hands-on with Cloud Security
The event addressed the developing threat landscape and evolving compliance requirements, gathering over 800 security professionals, technology leaders, industry regulators and partner specialists. By introducing emerging security innovations through panel discussions, interactive demos and booth exhibitions, the underlying goal was clear: demonstrate how technology can help enterprises navigate looming risks effectively and affordably.
Not only were peers encouraged to network, separate tracks focused on critical infrastructure and artificial intelligence (AI) security were also available, addressing two of the most pressing concerns for organisations. Furthermore, the opportunity to take part in AWS Well-Architected Security GameDay allowed participants to gain hands-on learning experience to practice security best practices. Simulating preset security incidents in a safe sandbox environment, participants were faced with the challenge of real-world security threats.

Being the first cloud provider to mandate multi-factor authentication and achieve ISO/IEC 42001:2023 accredited certification for AI services, AWS has moved on to innovate at a silicon level, launching the Graviton processor to build hardware security design from the ground up. At just $20 per month, organisations can receive personalised recommendations on security postures through well-architected reviews conducted by Amazon Q Developer CLI and Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server, while experiencing the flexibility of a full stack of models and applications.