Résumé
I have a résumé, and it's available here:
I have a résumé, and it's available here:
Managed AWS Firewall Rules By using AWS Network Firewall, we can take advantage of managed AWS firewall rule groups, which gives us active threat defense, at least on the egress. This means that the fight against malware (for instance, a compromised NPM module reaching out to a Korean botnet) is
Layer 3 Security Two services are chiefly responsible for enforcing Layer 3 network security in this scenario: Cloud WAN's core network policy, which is documented after the break, and AWS Network Firewall. Cloud WAN If you look through the Cloud WAN core network policy, you'll see
We have several basic initiatives in front of us right now: * Remove obvious threats from Cloud WAN * Mitigate supply chain attacks on third party package repositories (e.g. npm) But we also have some improvements we can capitalize on: * Improve east-west network security * Introduce Next-Generation Firewall capabilities on egress * Reduce