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Done. Another great lab.

Done! Great lab.

Amazing! Thanks for sharing.

Hey there, Rich. I am from Brazil. I'm following you at SLAW (Cloud Security Lab a Week) and I must say, I've never learned as much from someone as I learned from you in just a few weeks. Please keep posting your videos and sharing your knowledge with us. I will definitely be there to accompany you and learn from you. Thank you very much!

So I did everything like you, but in AWS the policies did not update. However, in the IAM Identity Center I have those policies displayed for the aws accounts.

You are doing a great service Rich..absolutely loving your videos and emails.

Can this policy be found in AWS officail documenation?

Very nice walkthough; thank you!

Thank you! This was easy to follow.

Good stuff man , keep it up -- wish there we're more channels like this

Hey man -- good stuff .. question: "By default all data in S3 is encrypted. When we get to S3 labs you’ll learn more than enough about S3 encryption to make you unpopular at parties. The option on this page allows you to set and use your own private key. This will increase costs and, IMHO, doesn’t really add much security. It also adds friction to handling log files. So let’s turn it off (and if you disagree, please drop me a line or comment on the blog or UA-cam)." --- what 'friction' to log handling?

My second question is given that its an aws organisation structure, don't you need to explicitly enable trusted access for amazon guard duty? thanks

Thank you for this great video. I do have a question. We don't need to create any roles and permissions?

Hi Rich! I've been struggling a bit with this lesson. Not on your end but the AWS end. They have refused twice to increase my service quotas. Which I had to request because I was running into an issue with building out my org. AWS is stating, "we want to limit any surprises with large unexpected bills...etc." I don't know how to fix this to continue following along. Any suggestions?

Just discovering this series. Amazing! Thanks for sharing.

Your handwriting is better than characters in CAPTCHA. Something about motorcycles, sidewalks, maybe a bird.

In security speak we call Authorization AuthZ (what you can access) to differentiate it from Authentication AuthN (verify you are who you say you are). The distinction helps provides clarity in communication.

Nice vids Rich, keep it up!

Hi Rich, I can't wait to see your future course :)

For what I've seen '+' under usernames is no longer supported by google. Would it be doable to set up an AWS feature for notifications from the users under our Organization? Thanks for the content

Amazing!!!

Well described👏

Easy to follow instruction. And I really like the tips you share about how to manage several accounts effectively. Thank you!

Discovering your SLAW series on LinkedIn has been a game-changer for me. As a cloud security specialist, I'm constantly seeking ways to stay ahead of the curve in the dynamic world of multi-cloud deployments. Your series provides the perfect platform for me to learn and grow, and I'm incredibly grateful for your insights.

Yessss! Glad to see you get this live Rich. Excited to see what you build here!