Zero-Trust Security Strategy in Serverless App Deployment
summary
Zero trust applied to a serverless e commerce wireframe claims to block breaches by making identity the perimeter and preempting compromise. The design uses a static EST bucket behind CL front with Waf, splits roles into unauthenticated and authenticated via Cognito identity, issues JWTs, and runs continuous monitoring with Sage maker Y, Guard Duty and log aggregation. Workload identity uses SPIF, policy as code uses regu/sneak Opa, container rules via kiano, and meter maps attack phases.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Zero Trust
- 0:17Understanding Zero Trust Principles
- 0:33Implementing Zero Trust in Serverless Environments
- 1:10Case Study: Zero Trust in E-commerce
- 2:31Serverless Benefits and Challenges
- 3:50Designing Secure Architectures
- 5:37Identity Management in Zero Trust
- 6:36Advanced Security Techniques
- 15:28Policy Definitions and Standards
- 17:06Supply Chain Security
- 18:22Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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