Best Practices for Migrating and Managing Security in an AWS Environment

Edy Almer
Geust

Today, most enterprises are moving at least some of their business applications to the cloud. Yet while the cloud is extremely agile, it also adds a new level of complexity when it comes to network security.

The cloud introduces a software-defined security architecture that is fundamentally different from the organization’s existing on-premise network, and as a result, many enterprises now struggle with migrating application connectivity to the cloud, and managing the cloud security controls alongside their traditional firewalls in a secure and compliant way.

In this webinar, Edy Almer, VP Product at AlgoSec, provides technical insight and security best practices for migrating and managing security across the hybrid AWS environment.

This webinar will cover:

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