
Ace the AWS Security Specialty
Pass the AWS Security Specialty with Hands-On Cloud DefensesBy Felix DevlinLength8h 3m
About this audiobook
AWS Certified Security – Specialty (SCS-C02) exam prep, made practical. Ready to earn one of AWS's most respected certifications? This focused study guide walks you through every exam domain—threat detection and incident response, logging and monitoring, infrastructure and data protection, identity and access management, and security automation—with clear explanations, real-world AWS scenarios, and practice questions that mirror the real test. You'll learn not just what to configure, but why each control matters, so the knowledge sticks long after exam day. Whether you're a cloud engineer, security analyst, or solutions architect leveling up, it gives you a structured, confident path to passing the SCS-C02 on your first attempt.
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GenreTechnology
Length8 hrs 3 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
12Chapter 10 — Threat Detection with GuardDuty and Security Hub
2Preface
13Chapter 11 — Vulnerability Management with Amazon Inspector
3Chapter 1 — Foundations of Cloud Security and DevOps
14Chapter 12 — Incident Response Automation and Playbooks
4Chapter 2 — Secure Identity and Access Management from Day One
15Chapter 13 — Securing Containers and Serverless Workloads
5Chapter 3 — Infrastructure as Code with Security Built In
16Chapter 14 — Compliance and Governance at Scale
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6Chapter 4 — Securing the Software Supply Chain
17Chapter 15 — Secure Database and Storage Operations
7Chapter 5 — Network Security: VPC Design, Subnets, and Firewalls
18Chapter 16 — Penetration Testing and Red Teaming in AWS
8Chapter 6 — Protecting Web Applications with AWS WAF and Shield
19Chapter 17 — Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
9Chapter 7 — Data Encryption at Rest and in Transit
20Chapter 18 — Continuous Improvement: Auditing, Feedback, and Culture
10Chapter 8 — Secrets Management and Parameter Store
21About the Author
11Chapter 9 — Continuous Monitoring and Logging