Webinar – Implementing a Bulletproof Continuous Monitoring and Cloud Operations System on AWS

October 25, 2018
stackArmor

Government, Education, Healthcare and Financial Services organizations
hosting applications and data in the cloud must
meet the Continuous Monitoring requirements for FedRAMP,
FISMA, HIPAA, PCI-DSS or NIST.Learn about implementing a bulletproof continuous monitoring and management system in AWS that includes:

Cloud instance hardening and protection
Cloud configuration integrity monitoring
Container and VM vulnerability scanning
Anti-Virus and malware protection
File integrity monitoring
Security Incident and Response using Splunk
AWS compute and storage resource monitoring and management

We shared practical implementation examples, tools and techniques based on years of implementing secure and
trusted environments for large security focused customers.
Speakers :

Gaurav “GP” Pal Principal, stackArmor Inc.
Kamilo “Kam” Amir, Splunk Cloud Architect, Splunk
Syed Masood, Security Solutions Architect, Federal CTO Office, TrendMicro

Diagram of a complaint monitoring system using AWS, Splunk, and Trend Micro.

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