Securing the Cloud #23
Dive into AWS cloud security essentials, plus, career advice on starting at the bottom, spaced repetition for learning, and insights from AWS Security Hero Sena Yakut.








" Starting out in cloud security is like beginning a fun and challenging adventure. For me, it's a journey that keeps going, always offering new things to learn. To start well, we need to know cloud services from every angle, explore all features, and understand how they work. You should think of yourself as an explorer, always looking for new ways to keep the cloud safe. Also, you need to stay excited about technology and always be eager to learn more. You will read lots of stuff about security and the cloud – books, blogs, and online courses are great places to start. The more you learn, the better you'll get at keeping the cloud secure. With your enthusiasm and passion, becoming a cloud security whiz is inevitable."
"Sharing content is important for our community in lots of ways. First of all, when we deal with technical stuff every day, we often run into problems. It's so helpful when someone else has faced the same issue and figured out a solution they can share with us, it's a time saver. In addition to this, when we share what we know, it's not just for ourselves – it helps everyone else too. It's like giving a hand to your friends in need. Also, when we check out shared content, we get to see things from different perspectives. It's like getting fresh ideas that we might not have thought of on our own. And you know that saying, "the more, the merrier"? Well, it's the same with knowledge. When we all share what we know, it makes our community stronger and smarter together. So, by sharing content, we not only help ourselves but also uplift the entire community, making it a win-win situation for everyone involved."
- senayakut.com (Medium)
- https://dev.to/senaykt(Dev.to)
- https://community.aws/@senayakut (community.aws)
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