Centrally Protect Your AWS Resources with Amazon GuardDuty

Centrally Protect Your AWS Resources with Amazon GuardDuty - AWS Online Tech Talks

https://aws.amazon.com/guardduty/
Learning Objectives:
– Learn how to get started with GuardDuty and build cloud-scale threat defense across your AWS accounts
– Learn how to continuously monitor your applications and services running in the AWS Cloud
– Learn about the types of...
Centrally Protect Your AWS Resources with Amazon GuardDuty - AWS Online Tech Talks

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