Name: How to evolve your pipeline for modern architecture
Start: 2020-07-07T13:00:00Z
End: 2020-07-07T13:00:39.000Z
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As the types of cloud services available grow, and organizations deploy larger environments that employ numerous interconnected services, the need for protection that encompasses a wide variety of elements increases. To keep up with this growth, security teams need to learn and use more advanced controls and develop more dynamic and continuous processes for evaluating security conditions in their environments.

In this webinar, instructors from SANS and AWS Marketplace explore best practices and provide practical guidance on implementing a multi-layer defense strategy for security in the cloud. They will also present real-world use cases and examples of tools you can leverage to protect your investments.

Attendees will learn how to:

- Incorporate cloud-native workload management and monitoring in your security strategy
- Use template-based tools for configuration management and control
- Perform advanced image scanning and runtime security platforms for containers
- Embed runtime monitoring tools for serverless functions
- Leverage AWS services and seller solutions in AWS Marketplace for analyzing and remediating control plane security configurations

Who Should Attend?

Security practitioners (Security Analysts, Security Architects, Senior Security Engineers, etc.), Cloud Security Architects, and the office of the CISO

How to protect all services and surfaces in the AWS Cloud

Did you know that as an Amazon Web Services (AWS) customer, you have access to AWS Marketplace, a digital catalog of third-party software? AWS Marketplace offers you a wide selection of software (free and paid) while providing features that enhance cost transparency and control budgets.

This webinar will explore AWS Marketplace pricing features that enable you to quickly buy and deploy the software you need while negotiating your third-party software licensing spend.

Attendees of this webinar will learn how to:
•    Optimize free trials and free products through AWS Marketplace, including subscriptions and Free Tier Amazon EC2 credits
•    Engage with software financing through local AWS Consulting Partners
•    Customize pricing and terms for third-party solutions in AWS Marketplace with Private Offers
•    Leverage other AWS Marketplace features to manage your IT spend in ways that benefit your organization


Registrants of this webinar will also receive a complimentary whitepaper discussing cost optimization in AWS.

Optimize your Software IT Spend with AWS

Customers, employees, and partners rely on your applications and data for real-time updates, new business insights and competitive advantage, but push the limits of on-premise environments. You can accelerate workload migration using a hybrid architecture with AWS. AWS partner solutions can help you secure application traffic, manage application performance, and maintain application visibility. In this training-based webinar, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) will deliver practical guidance to help you seamlessly deploy and manage your applications and APIs.

On-Demand attendees will learn how to:

- Identify common application performance issues such as availability, reliability, and security
- Utilize modern, cloud-first Application Delivery and Security Services, AWS best practices and design principles
- Choose the most suitable tools for fast, secure, and reliable application delivery
- Leverage partner solutions in AWS Marketplace such as NGINX to simplify application deployment while delivering performance, reliability, security and scale

Who Should Attend?

IT Operations leaders and professionals, DevOps, cloud developers, solutions architects, security and compliance engineers.

Speakers
Bob Laliberte, Practice Director and Senior Analyst, ESG

Bob focuses on existing and emerging network and management technologies, software, and services utilized by enterprises and service providers.

Chris Chapman, Partner Solutions Architect, AWS

Chris Chapman is a Partner Solutions Architect at AWS, covering AWS Marketplace, Service Catalog, and Control Tower.

How to deploy and manage cloud-first applications and APIs in AWS

Data engineers and data scientists commonly rely on the BI and analytics tools of operations teams to make sense of large sets of information. Now, more than ever, transforming and extracting the data from your cloud data warehouse requires a cooperative effort to quickly and easily glean unique insights for your organization. Watch this webinar for an in-depth discussion on how to transition data models from legacy monolith to microservices. Learn how solutions in AWS Marketplace can help you achieve desired outcomes using data transformation, modern DevOps practices, and value stream management.

View this webinar to learn how to:

- Shift from a data center focus to a cloud mindset with AWS best practices and design principles
- Develop a continuous improvement model and eliminate waste in your value stream
- Generate test data from a selection of third-party data sets available on AWS Data Exchange
- Leverage partner solutions in AWS Marketplace such as Matillion ETL for Snowflake to transform your data

Who Should Attend?

IT Operations leaders and professionals, DevOps, data engineers, data scientists, and cloud application architects and engineers

Speakers
Sanjeev Sharma, Ambassador, DevOps Institute

Sanjeev Sharma is an internationally known DevOps and Cloud Transformation, and Data Modernization thought leader, technology executive, and author.

Chris Chapman, Partner Solutions Architect at AWS

Chris Chapman is a Partner Solutions Architect at AWS, covering AWS Marketplace, Service Catalog, and Control Tower.

How to transform your cloud data into valuable insights

Migrating Microsoft workloads to the cloud is rarely a simple lift-and-shift and can result in unnecessary effort and cost. Companies must plan for common cloud transition challenges to maintain functionality, consistency, and security before making the decision to migrate. Watch this webinar for expert advice and best practices on how to make this transition seamless. Learn how solutions in AWS Marketplace can help you navigate common migration and deployment pain points while leveraging automation in your implementation.

Watch this webinar to learn how to:

- Develop an automated, cloud-first Windows application deployment on AWS
- Migrate complex Microsoft workloads while tracking your cloud storage resource spend with central management
- Deploy a complete, production-ready Windows implementation on AWS within days
- Leverage partner solutions in AWS Marketplace such as NetApp Cloud Volumes ONTAP to streamline on-premises migration and deployment


Who Should Attend?

IT Operations leaders and professionals, DevOps, cloud architects and engineers, infrastructure architects and SREs

Speakers
Mike Pfeiffer, Ambassador, DevOps Institute

Mike has worked for some of the largest technology companies in the world including Microsoft and Amazon Web Services (AWS) and is the founder and chief technologist at CloudSkills.io, a cloud consulting and training firm. 

Kishore Vinjam, Partner Solutions Architect, AWS

An experienced Silicon Valley technology enthusiast, Kishore Vinjam is a Partner Solution Architect at AWS, covering AWS Marketplace, AWS Service Catalog, and AWS Control Tower.

How to migrate your Microsoft workloads to AWS

As more and more organizations embrace a DevOps approach to software development, engineers are expected to design, build, and patch products faster than ever. This means that the software delivery toolchain is also becoming much more complex. To keep ahead of the market and thrive, not just survive, organizations must migrate away from a CI/CD-only mindset to a maturity model that includes continuous flow, feedback, and improvement.

View this webinar with AWS and DevOps Institute to discover how to simplify your delivery toolchain and create more meaningful next-level software experiences for your customers. We’ll first explore how to move beyond the stage of low repeatability and reliability, where “chaos reigns” into a stage that is fast, secure, and adopts continuous testing and deployment. We will then discuss how software solutions in AWS Marketplace provide a complete DevOps strategy for bringing cloud-native applications to market faster and more reliably.


Watch now to learn how to:

- Evaluate your organization’s software pipeline maturity level
- Embrace a continuous improvement mindset that simplifies your DevOps delivery toolchain
- Experiment with new CI/CD tools, integrations, and workflows while managing risk
- Explore the benefits of adopting software solutions in AWS Marketplace such as GitLab as your go-to platform for DevOps.

Who Should Attend?
Chief Technology Officers (CTOs), DevOps leaders, cloud developers, cloud architects, and site reliability engineers

Speakers
Marc Hornbeek, Ambassador, DevOps Institute

Marc Hornbeek is CEO and Principal Consultant at Engineering DevOps Consulting, author of the book ”Engineering DevOps,” and an analyst for the Accelerated Strategy Group. 
Kenneth Walsh, Senior Solutions Architect, AWS

Kenneth Walsh is a New York-based Solutions Architect focusing on AWS Marketplace.

How to simplify your software delivery toolchain on AWS

Serverless has become one of the hottest topics in the cloud computing world. The ability to reduce your infrastructure management burden and focus instead on application code and products and services offers many obvious advantages. At the same time, adopting serverless can raise several challenges such as how to manage loss of control, security concerns, and increased architecture complexity.

Watch this webinar to learn how to accelerate your cloud architecture migration to a secure serverless environment. First, we’ll explore the key benefits that serverless applications bring such as no server management, flexible scaling, and high availability. We then discover how to use AWS and its serverless platform to cost-effectively build and deploy applications.


On-Demand attendees will learn how to:

- Better understand when to use serverless development
- Anticipate the pitfalls and challenges you might face during serverless application development
- Start building your serverless solution on AWS
- Use helpful solutions in AWS Marketplace like Stackery to expedite serverless development

Who Should Attend?
Chief Technology Officers (CTOs), DevOps and IT ops leaders, cloud developers, cloud architects, and site reliability engineers

Speakers
Mike Pfeiffer, Ambassador, DevOps Institute
Mike Pfeiffer has worked for some of the largest technology companies in the world including Microsoft and Amazon Web Services (AWS) and is the founder and chief technologist at CloudSkills.io, a cloud consulting and training firm.

Kanchan Waikar, Solutions Architect, AWS
Kanchan Waikar is a Solutions Architect for AWS Marketplace and AWS Service Catalog with over 13 years of experience building, architecting, and managing NLP and software development projects.

How to expedite design and development of serverless applications on AWS

Kubernetes allows development teams to move their application workloads without having to redesign their applications or completely rethink their infrastructure thus providing flexibility and the ability to standardize on a platform. However, as you start to operate your Kubernetes environments at scale, it becomes more complex and requires special focus on monitoring for performance and health.

Join this webinar to discover how to proactively approach the health and performance monitoring of your Kubernetes environments—at any scale and at any level of complexity. You will also discover tools you can use to get useful answers to fundamental questions, such as “What is the health of my cluster?” and “What is the hierarchy of the elements within my cluster?”

Attendees will learn how to:

- Obtain infrastructure and application-centric views into your clusters to understand overall K8 health and capacity
- Improve troubleshooting and issue resolution by monitoring dynamic behavior in your clusters (i.e. new deployments, autoscaling, health checks)
- Create an Amazon EKS Cluster and Nodes with Kubernetes integration
- Perform end-to-end distributed tracing of running microservices

Who Should Attend?

IT Operations leaders and professionals, DevOps, cloud developers, cloud architects, site reliability engineers

How to scale Kubernetes in AWS

Implementing a least privilege architecture can reduce risk and minimize disruptions by allowing only the minimum required authority to perform a duty or task. Adding network micro-segmentation also restricts east-west movement to reduce the number of vulnerable pathways to applications. When combined, these methods create a granular security environment that provides strong attack resistance.

In this webinar, SANS and AWS Marketplace will present examples of how to set up a least privilege stack, covering such key issues as where to start and what to prioritize. Additionally, they will present real-world use cases of least privilege stacks and effective micro-segmentation methods that have been deployed in Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Join this webinar to learn how to:

- Leverage the three pillars of least privilege as a control stack to ensure security in their AWS environment
- Map user and service relationships to use identity and access management (IAM) as an isolation and segmentation technique
- Apply micro-segmentation to set up multiple security zones and implement robust security controls
- Enhance security posture by locking down the control plane, delivering continuous monitoring, and ensuring platform as a service (PaaS) and container workload protection and monitoring

Who Should Attend?

Security practitioners (Security Analysts, Security Architects, Senior Security Engineers, etc.), Cloud Security Architects, and the office of the CISO.

How to design a least privilege architecture in AWS

Do you know how to build an effective threat hunting program in your AWS environment? In this webinar, you will learn how threat hunting differs from alerts and SOC monitoring, and what threats to look for. You will also discover real-life examples that demonstrate how threat hunters can apply cloud infrastructure best practices to reduce the noise in often chaotic environments, making it easier to detect potential events. Leveraging detailed use cases, this webinar can help you develop an effective threat hunting program.

Attendees will learn to:

- Use the threat hunting loop to identify what to look for, which tools you need to analyze available data, and ways to tease out patterns that indicate potential events
- Strike the right balance of how much data to capture, identify gaps in information, and determine how best to collect that information
- Analyze logs efficiently and effectively using Amazon CloudWatch, AWS CloudTrail, and Amazon GuardDuty
- Automate the process of evaluating and enriching complex data sets by utilizing SIEM and SOAR solutions to detect possible threats

Speaker Bios

Shaun McCullough is a community instructor for the SEC545 Cloud Security Architecture and Operations class and gives back to his profession by mentoring and supporting the next generation of cyber professionals. With 25 years of experience as a software engineer, he has been focusing on information security for the past 15 years. Shaun is a consultant with H&A Security Solutions, focusing on secure cloud operations, building DevSecOps pipelines and automating security controls in the cloud.

David Aiken is a Solutions Architect Manager at AWS Marketplace and is an AWS Certified Solutions Architect. He leads a team of specialist SA’s that help customers implement security and governance best practices. His skills include cloud computing, enterprise architecture, agile methodologies, web services, and software design and development.

How to Build a Threat Hunting Capability in AWS

Organizations are rapidly adopting and embracing the concept of the software-defined data center (SDDC). The rapidly maturing public cloud provides a wide assortment of innovative and robust network controls, tools and services that can be readily enabled.

Watch the webinar to learn more about:
- Breakding down Software-Defined Network Security
- Cloud-Native Network and Network Security Controls
- Cloud Fabric Controls for Network Security Monitoring
- The Emergence of SASE
- Leveraging Infrastructure-as-Code for Automation

How to Implement a Software-Defined Network Security Fabric in AWS

In turn the requirements for protecting virtual machines (VM), container and serverless workloads in public and private clouds are evolving rapidly, and new approaches are needed to protect these hybrid environments.

As more enterprises adopt containers and public cloud IaaS, the need to comprehensively secure cloud workloads increase exponentially.

We’ll share what we’ve learned about securing and scaling a cloud infrastructure that is processing trillions of events per week on AWS and together with Softcat we can help you to understand the risks associated to your organisation and put the neccesary measures in place protect against attacks or breaches.

Join this webinar to learn:
- How best to address challenges including security and visibility related to hyper-dynamic cloud environments
- Gain an understanding of the best practices and key elements of CrowdStrike’s approach to securing our own cloud infrastructure
- Learn about the new capabilities being added to the Falcon platform to protect containers on AWS and how Falcon for AWS brings unrivalled breach protection for AWS workloads
- Discuss how easy it is to procure Crowdstrike Falcon via AWS Marketplace with Softcat private offers, providing unrivalled agility and speed to market
- Learn how Softcat’s AWS Architect teams can support customers with building and scaling workloads in AWS
- Understand how the Softcat Security services portfolio compliments Crowdstrike Falcon protection of AWS workloads

This webinar is suitable for:
- CIO, CISO/CSO
- Head of Cybersecurity and Information Security
 - IT Technical Managers
- Security Architect

Speakers:
AWS Marketplace - Darren Sharpe – Senior Channel business manager
Softcat – Ant Hayes – AWS Solutions Architect  
Crowdstrike - Zeki Turedi – Technology Strategist, EMEA

AWS, Softcat and Crowdstrike: Is your Cloud Security Enough?

Defenders need meaningful situational awareness to safeguard their sensitive data and sustain key operations. By establishing visibility and accountability in Amazon Web Services (AWS), organizations gain situational awareness to detect and discern unusual events in their environment. These insights gains help security operations and defenders make informed decisions on how to respond to and recover from security events.

Attend this webinar to learn how you can systematically and methodically improve your situational awareness. Discover ways to then act upon those insights by leveraging technologies to support threat intelligence, log collection and analysis, incident response, and security orchestration.

Join this webinar to learn how to:

- Uncover opportunities to increase visibility into your AWS environment and the strength of your foundational controls
- Leverage AWS Marketplace technologies and native AWS capabilities to detect, respond, and recover from unexpected events
- Discover other layered controls to further enhance your situational awareness and security posture in AWS

Who Should Attend?

Security practitioners (Security Analysts, Security Architects, Senior Security Engineers, etc.), Cloud Security Architects, and the office of the CISO.

Speakers

- Sounil Yu, Creator of the Cyber Defense Matrix
- Josh Thurston, Sr. Category Lead, Security at AWS
- Sagar Khasnis, Partner Solutions Architect at AWS

How to prioritize security controls for situational awareness in AWS

The transition from monolithic applications to microservices, containers, and Kubernetes has been a tremendous boon to most DevOps and IT operations professionals. While worries about Continuous Integration (CI) have waned, it would be unfortunate to forget the importance of Continuous Deployment (CD). One segment where this is significant is binary repositories. With the massive shift of pipelines toward modern architectures, binary repositories are uniquely relevant and evolving rapidly.

Watch this webinar to discover how to proactively automate your pipeline from build to deploy.

Watch this webinar to learn how to:

- Understand the importance of binary repository managers in DevOps
- Evolve your microservices pipelines per DevOps Institute and AWS best practices
- Securely automate the path of binaries throughout the software development lifecycle for a full DevSecOps pipeline
- Explore helpful solutions in AWS Marketplace such as JFrog Artifactory and JFrog Xray


Who Should Attend?
DevOps leaders and professionals, developers, automation architects, release managers and site reliability engineers

Speakers
Tracy Ragan, Ambassador, DevOps Institute

Tracy is the CEO and Co-Founder of DeployHub and also currently serves as a board member of the Continuous Delivery Foundation (Linux Foundation) where she is the General Member Representative.

Kanchan Waikar, Solutions Architect, AWS
Kanchan Waikar is a Solutions Architect for AWS Marketplace and AWS Service Catalog with over 13 years of experience building, architecting, and managing NLP and software development projects.

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