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This week TLDR i.e. 1 minute version (For executives):
AWS API MCP Server now available Link
Improved security and isolation for AI agent operations Link
Centralized logging for EventBridge event bus enhances observability Link
AWS Private CA increases certificate limits for improved PKI management Link
AWS Firewall Manager supports AWS PrivateLink for secure management Link
Trending in Cloud & Cyber Security:
AWS Security Blogs & Bulletins:
Secure authentication beyond IAM access keys Link
AWS completes audit with European financial institutions for compliance Link
Enhance FSx for Windows security with AI anomaly detection Link
Secure multi-tenant agent cost management with Amazon Bedrock Link
Secure Amazon Bedrock agent deployment and operations at scale Link
General security blogs, articles, reports & trending news/advisories:
Exploring Delegated Admin Risks in AWS Organizations Link
Code Execution Through Email: How I Used Claude to Hack Itself Link
Brewing Trouble — Dissecting a macOS Malware Campaign Link
Deep Dive and Nuances of AWS's Programmatic IAM Action List and Service Authorization References (SAR) Link
API Keys for Bedrock: A Brief Security Overview Link
Attackers Targeting Governments in Southeast Asia Implement Novel Covert C2 Communication Link
Thank you for the feedback. I'll add a whats new in aws security blogs summary to ASD starting next issue.
Im sorry you don't like the styling. I'll see what I can do about it when I get the chance.
IMO ADS is way worse... it is full of bullshit content and has just a terrible html-styling (like in 90s) in comparison to this page... I regret so much (!!!) that ASD is "the winner" here...
take for instance point 1 "AWS API MCP Server" - I can not find any mention about this change in ASD... that's an absurd decision IMO