(SEC202) Closing the Gap: Moving Critical, Regulated Workloads to AWS | AWS re:Invent 2014
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AWS provides a number of tools and processes to help you decide when and how to move audited, regulated, and critical business data to the cloud. In this session, we answer the following questions: when is it time for you to make this significant move? When will you be ready to address industry best practices for control (including third-party audits, access control configurations, incident response, data sovereignty, and encryption). We discuss how some highly regulated AWS customers have addressed the challenges that legacy regulatory requirements present to partners, vendors, and customers in migrating to the AWS Cloud. Finally, we cover general trends we're seeing in several regulated industries leveraging AWS and the trends we're seeing from the regulators themselves who audit and accept AWS control environments.
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