Cybersecurity w/ PwC: Compliance, generative AI & cost optimization
summary
PwC describes a hands‑on AWS pattern: ingest vendor logs into Security Lake, surface analytics in QuickSight, and run a Step Functions–powered recovery engine driven by a recipe file and modular operations that, for Aurora, break replication and promote global secondaries. Automation cuts recovery from multiple days to minutes in one client, enables regular test runs, and integrates Bedrock/Q for generative‑AI assisted dashboards and queries. Continuous verification ties into AWS Resiliency Hub readiness checks to prevent configuration drift and prove recoverability.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:06Continuous compliance explained
- 4:43Cyber resiliency and recovery
- 12:12Generative AI in cybersecurity
- 16:51Cost optimization strategies
- 20:03Q&A and closing
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