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Introduction to Security Lake | S2Ep15 | Security Ramp-Up

Introduction to Security Lake | S2Ep15 | Security Ramp-Up

Building on our previous organization setup, this session explores Amazon Security Lake deployment in a real-world startup environment. We'll begin by exploring what Amazon Security Lake is and its fundamental capabilities. From there, we'll examine the security advantages and protective measures it offers to organizations. Finally, we'll walk through a step-by-step implementation process, demonstrating how to enhance your security posture through centralized security data management.

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Ben Fletcher
Amazon Employee
Published Jan 17, 2025
Last Modified Feb 14, 2025
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Want to know more about Amazon Security Lake? So do I! Well, luckily, while I was away, Matthew Pye and Callum Kavanagh introduced this service, which was only made generally available in May 2023.
As we build on the Organization created for my start-up in the last two episodes, we will now delve into deploying Amazon Security Lake. We will cover:·
🚀 What is Amazon Security Lake?·
🚀 What are the security benefits?·
🚀 How does it work?
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