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1.
Introduction
2.
Security Foundations
2.1
Shared Responsibility
2.2
Governance
2.3
AWS account management and separation
2.4
Operating your workloads securely
2.5
AWS Account Setup and Root User
2.6
Create a Data Bunker Account
3.
Identity and Access Management
3.1.
IAM Permission Boundaries Delegating Role Creation
3.1.1
Create IAM Policy
3.1.2
Create and Test Developer Role
3.2.
IAM Tag Based Access Control for EC2
3.2.1
Create IAM policies
3.2.2
Create Role
3.2.3
Test Role
3.2.4
Clean Up
3.3.
Automated Deployment of IAM Groups and Roles
3.2.1
Enable DNS hostnames
3.2.2
Create VPC Endpoint
3.2.2.1
Create Endpoint ssm
3.2.2.2
Create Endpoint ssmmessages
3.2.2.3
Create Endpoint ec2messages
3.2.3
Connect to instance
3.4.
Lambda Cross Account Using Bucket Policy
3.2.1
Enable DNS hostnames
3.2.2
Create VPC Endpoint
3.2.2.1
Create Endpoint ssm
3.2.2.2
Create Endpoint ssmmessages
3.2.2.3
Create Endpoint ec2messages
3.2.3
Connect to instance
3.5.
Automated IAM User Cleanup
3.2.1
Enable DNS hostnames
3.2.2
Create VPC Endpoint
3.2.2.1
Create Endpoint ssm
3.2.2.2
Create Endpoint ssmmessages
3.2.2.3
Create Endpoint ec2messages
3.2.3
Connect to instance
3.6.
Lambda Cross Account IAM Role Assumption
3.2.1
Enable DNS hostnames
3.2.2
Create VPC Endpoint
3.2.2.1
Create Endpoint ssm
3.2.2.2
Create Endpoint ssmmessages
3.2.2.3
Create Endpoint ec2messages
3.2.3
Connect to instance
4.
Manage session logs
4.1
Update IAM Role
4.2
Create S3 Bucket
4.3
Create S3 Gateway endpoint
4.4
Monitor session logs
6.
Clean up resources
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