Security News > 2021 > August > Operationalize AWS security responsibilities in the cloud

All AWS Level 1 MSSP Competency Partners provide at minimum the ten 24/7 security monitoring, protection, and remediation services as defined in the Level 1 Managed Security Services baseline.
Many of the Level 1 MSSP Competency Partners also provide additional security assessment and implementation professional services as well to assist customers in their AWS cloud journey.
AWS Security Best Practices Monitoring - Track and detect misconfigurations of AWS resources to improve cloud security posture and reduce business risk.
Monitor, Triage Security Events - Gain visibility into security alerts with a consolidated list of security events and recommended remediation guidance.
Managed Intrusion Prevention System - Add a layer of security for AWS-based endpoints, helping with defense against known threat patterns, to increase overall security posture.
We have been piloting this industry-first Level 1 Competency Program confidentially for nearly a year and the feedback from internal AWS security experts, Partners and customers has helped shape this to address specific challenges customers have around operationalizing their security in the cloud responsibilities.
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