AWS Security Blog
Using AWS Secrets Manager Agent with Amazon EKS
AWS Secrets Manager is a service that you can use to manage, retrieve, and rotate database credentials, application credentials, API keys, and other secrets throughout their lifecycles. You can also use Secrets Manager to replace hard-coded credentials in application source code with runtime calls to retrieve credentials dynamically when needed. Managing secrets in Amazon Elastic […]
The attendee guide to digital sovereignty sessions at AWS re:Invent 2025
AWS re:Invent 2025, the premier cloud computing conference hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS), returns to Las Vegas, Nevada, from December 1–5, 2025. This flagship event brings together the global cloud community for an immersive week of learning, collaboration, and innovation across multiple venues. Whether you’re a cloud expert, business leader, or technology enthusiast, re:Invent […]
Securing Amazon Bedrock API keys: Best practices for implementation and management
Recently, AWS released Amazon Bedrock API keys to make calls to the Amazon Bedrock API. In this post, we provide practical security guidance on effectively implementing, monitoring, and managing this new option for accessing Amazon Bedrock to help you build a comprehensive strategy for securing these keys. We also provide guidance on the larger family […]
Protect your generative AI applications against encoding-based attacks with Amazon Bedrock Guardrails
Amazon Bedrock Guardrails provides configurable safeguards to help you safely build generative AI applications at scale. It offers integrated safety and privacy protections that work across multiple foundation models (FMs), including models available in Amazon Bedrock and models hosted outside Amazon Bedrock from other providers. Bedrock Guardrails currently offers six key safeguards to help prevent […]
Simplified model access in Amazon Bedrock
Amazon Bedrock has simplified how you access foundation models, streamlining the integration of AI capabilities into your applications. Here’s what’s changed and how to maintain control over model access in your organization. What’s new: Simplified model access Amazon Bedrock now provides automatic access to the serverless models in your AWS Region, eliminating the previous requirement […]
Securing AI agents with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Identity
By using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, developers can build agentic workloads using a comprehensive set of enterprise-grade services that help quickly and securely deploy and operate AI agents at scale using any framework and model, hosted on Amazon Bedrock or elsewhere. AgentCore services are modular and composable, allowing them to be used together or independently. To […]
How to configure and verify ACM certificates with trust stores
In this post, we show how to configure customer trust stores to work with public certificates issued through AWS Certificate Manager (ACM). Organizations can encounter challenges when configuring trust stores for ACM certificates and incorrect trust store configuration can lead to SSL/TLS errors and application downtime. While most modern web browsers and operating systems trust […]
Should I use managed login or create a custom UI in Amazon Cognito?
October 8, 2025: This blog post has been updated to include the Amazon Cognito managed login experience. The managed login experience has an updated look, additional features, and enhanced customization options. September 8, 2023: It’s important to know that if you activate user sign-up in your user pool, anyone on the internet can sign up […]
New AWS whitepaper: Security Overview of Amazon EKS Auto Mode
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has released a new whitepaper: Security Overview of Amazon EKS Auto Mode, providing customers with an in-depth look at the architecture, built-in security features, and capabilities of Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) Auto Mode. The whitepaper covers the core security principles of Amazon EKS Auto Mode, highlighting its unique approach […]
Defending against supply chain attacks like Chalk/Debug and the Shai-Hulud worm
Building on top of open source packages can help accelerate development. By using common libraries and modules from npm, PyPI, Maven Central, NuGet, and others, teams can focus on writing code that is unique to their situation. These open source package registries host millions of packages that are integrated into thousands of programs daily. Unfortunately, […]