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To begin with, we offer a quick overview of AWS S3 buckets and their benefits, which include providing organizations with ample storage space for storing data required for applications, websites, data archives, and disaster recovery, among others. We even discuss S3’s use as a Content Delivery Network (CDN) backend, standard file store, static website host, code base as well as database.
The guide then delves into securing data in S3 buckets, which becomes the responsibility of businesses once they start using AWS’s cloud-shared responsibility model. This means that businesses must configure and enable all the security features provided by AWS for effective S3 bucket security.
With that in mind, the guide then provides 5 implementation tips for businesses to follow, which includes effectively managing S3 bucket access control to limit identity and access management (IAM) user permissions, using encryption methods to secure data, and leveraging replication methods to optimize S3 bucket reliability. Implementing SSL and enabling S3 Object Locking also prove to be effective measures to prevent cyber-attacks’ occurrence and protect sensitive data.
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