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Mid East Info
02-07-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
AWS rolls out 3 key security capabilities at re:Inforce, helping customers simplify and scale - Middle East Business News and Information
New tools will allow customers to better protect their digital assets, identify important security issues, defend against cyberattacks, and more. • AWS is introducing three new enhanced security services to help organizations better manage emerging threats in the gen AI era. • AWS Security Hub helps teams identify and address critical issues in one unified location. • AWS Shield's new proactive network security analysis makes it easier to spot and fix security gaps before attackers can exploit them. • Amazon GuardDuty enhances its Extended Threat Detection to container-based environments, identifying complex attack patterns that might otherwise go undetected. United Arab Emirates, Dubai,July 2025 – Amazon Web Services (AWS) unveiled a suite of new security capabilities at AWS re:Inforce, to help customers of all sizes strengthen their digital defenses. AWS re:Inforce, the company's annual cloud security conference, brings together security experts, partners, and builders from around the world to collaborate on addressing emerging security challenges in the generative AI era. As organizations face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, AWS announced a dozen new capabilities today aiming to simplify security management while providing even more comprehensive protection. Here are three of those key services: AWS Security Hub: helping customers quickly spot and prioritize active threats to their systems AWS Security Hub helps customers identify their most critical security issues and respond quickly to reduce risks. It acts as a kind of 'security command center,' connecting the dots between different types of security alerts and vulnerabilities. This helps security teams quickly spot and prioritize active threats to their cloud systems. By bringing everything together into one place, Security Hub provides a clearer picture of an organization's security status while eliminating the need to manually gather information from multiple security tools. AWS Security Hub is available in preview to AWS customers starting today. AWS Shield: proactively protecting customers' online systems AWS Shield is enhancing how it protects websites and online applications by proactively finding network security configuration mistakes and weaknesses. The service now creates a map of customers' security resources, identifying vulnerabilities to common attacks like SQL injections (when hackers try to access data through website forms) and Distributed Denial-of-Service, or DDoS, attacks (when attackers overwhelm websites with fake traffic to make them crash). AWS Shield provides an easy-to-understand dashboard that highlights issues by severity, along with step-by-step instructions for fixing problems quickly. Customers can even use Amazon Q, the most capable generative AI-powered assistant for work, to get guidance through simple conversations, rather than navigating complex security settings. Amazon GuardDuty: launching Extended Threat Detection for container-based applications AWS announced expanded capabilities for Amazon GuardDuty Extended Threat Detection (XTD), which now protects container-based applications running on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). GuardDuty connects various security signals across customers' systems to detect sophisticated attack patterns that might otherwise go unnoticed. By monitoring EKS audit logs, runtime behavior, and AWS activity, GuardDuty can identify complex, multi-stage attacks. These improved detection capabilities allow security teams to spend less time investigating potential issues and more time addressing genuine threats, reducing the impact on business operations. Balancing AI innovation with safety concerns is within reach, but it requires unprecedented collaboration between governments and companies. As security challenges continue to evolve, AWS is committed to ensuring organizations stay ahead of potential risks. For example, AWS now has 100% multi-factor authentication enforcement for all root users across all types of AWS accounts. The new security capabilities announced today provide customers with deeper visibility, streamline security operations, and help protect their cloud environments more effectively. By building security capabilities that empower innovation and creating guardrails that give organizations the confidence to scale rapidly, AWS is helping customers build stronger security postures with less effort, allowing them to focus more resources on growth. About Amazon Web Services: Since 2006, Amazon Web Services has been the world's most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud. AWS has been continually expanding its services to support virtually any workload, and it now has more than 240 fully featured services for compute, storage, databases, networking, analytics, machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), mobile, security, hybrid, media, and application development, deployment, and management from 114 Availability Zones within 36 geographic regions, with announced plans for 16 more Availability Zones and five more AWS Regions in Chile, New Zealand, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, and the AWS European Sovereign Cloud. Millions of customers—including the fastest-growing startups, largest enterprises, and leading government agencies—trust AWS to power their infrastructure, become more agile, and lower costs. About Amazon: Amazon is guided by four principles: customer obsession rather than competitor focus, passion for invention, commitment to operational excellence, and long-term thinking. Amazon strives to be Earth's Most Customer-Centric Company, Earth's Best Employer, and Earth's Safest Place to Work. Customer reviews, 1-Click shopping, personalized recommendations, Prime, Fulfillment by Amazon, AWS, Kindle Direct Publishing, Kindle, Career Choice, Fire tablets, Fire TV, Amazon Echo, Alexa, Just Walk Out technology, Amazon Studios, and The Climate Pledge are some of the things pioneered by Amazon.
Channel Post MEA
02-07-2025
- Business
- Channel Post MEA
AWS Unveils Three New Security Features at re:Inforce
Amazon Web Services (AWS) unveiled a suite of new security capabilities at AWS re:Inforce, to help customers of all sizes strengthen their digital defenses. AWS re:Inforce, the company's annual cloud security conference, brings together security experts, partners, and builders from around the world to collaborate on addressing emerging security challenges in the generative AI era. As organizations face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, AWS announced a dozen new capabilities today aiming to simplify security management while providing even more comprehensive protection. Here are three of those key services: AWS Security Hub: helping customers quickly spot and prioritize active threats to their systems AWS Security Hub helps customers identify their most critical security issues and respond quickly to reduce risks. It acts as a kind of 'security command center,' connecting the dots between different types of security alerts and vulnerabilities. This helps security teams quickly spot and prioritize active threats to their cloud systems. By bringing everything together into one place, Security Hub provides a clearer picture of an organization's security status while eliminating the need to manually gather information from multiple security tools. AWS Security Hub is available in preview to AWS customers starting today. AWS Shield: proactively protecting customers' online systems AWS Shield is enhancing how it protects websites and online applications by proactively finding network security configuration mistakes and weaknesses. The service now creates a map of customers' security resources, identifying vulnerabilities to common attacks like SQL injections (when hackers try to access data through website forms) and Distributed Denial-of-Service, or DDoS, attacks (when attackers overwhelm websites with fake traffic to make them crash). AWS Shield provides an easy-to-understand dashboard that highlights issues by severity, along with step-by-step instructions for fixing problems quickly. Customers can even use Amazon Q, the most capable generative AI-powered assistant for work, to get guidance through simple conversations, rather than navigating complex security settings. Amazon GuardDuty: launching Extended Threat Detection for container-based applications AWS announced expanded capabilities for Amazon GuardDuty Extended Threat Detection (XTD), which now protects container-based applications running on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). GuardDuty connects various security signals across customers' systems to detect sophisticated attack patterns that might otherwise go unnoticed. By monitoring EKS audit logs, runtime behavior, and AWS activity, GuardDuty can identify complex, multi-stage attacks. These improved detection capabilities allow security teams to spend less time investigating potential issues and more time addressing genuine threats, reducing the impact on business operations. Balancing AI innovation with safety concerns is within reach, but it requires unprecedented collaboration between governments and companies. As security challenges continue to evolve, AWS is committed to ensuring organizations stay ahead of potential risks. For example, AWS now has 100% multi-factor authentication enforcement for all root users across all types of AWS accounts. The new security capabilities announced today provide customers with deeper visibility, streamline security operations, and help protect their cloud environments more effectively. By building security capabilities that empower innovation and creating guardrails that give organizations the confidence to scale rapidly, AWS is helping customers build stronger security postures with less effort, allowing them to focus more resources on growth.
TECHx
02-07-2025
- Business
- TECHx
AWS Announces New Cloud Security Capabilities
Home » Emerging technologies » Cyber Security » AWS Announces New Cloud Security Capabilities Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a range of new security capabilities at AWS re:Inforce, its annual cloud security conference. The event brings together global security experts, partners, and developers to address growing cybersecurity challenges in the generative AI era. As organizations face increasingly complex threats, AWS revealed a dozen new tools aimed at strengthening cloud defenses and simplifying security management. One of the key services announced was AWS Security Hub. This service helps customers detect and prioritize threats to their systems. Acting as a central security command center, it connects alerts from various sources to provide a unified view. Security Hub is now available in preview to AWS customers. Another major update came to AWS Shield, which now proactively identifies security configuration issues. It maps customer resources and spots vulnerabilities to common attacks like SQL injection and Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS). The tool includes a severity-based dashboard and step-by-step instructions for fixing issues. Users can also get help from Amazon Q, AWS's generative AI assistant. Additionally, Amazon GuardDuty has expanded its Extended Threat Detection (XTD) to include container-based applications running on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). This update allows for deeper threat detection by analyzing audit logs, runtime behavior, and AWS activity. It can now identify complex, multi-stage cyberattacks, enabling faster and more accurate threat response. Key updates revealed: AWS Security Hub now available in preview AWS Shield provides guided fixes with Amazon Q GuardDuty XTD supports EKS-based container applications AWS also reported that it now enforces multi-factor authentication for all root users across every AWS account. The company emphasized that strong security is critical for enabling innovation. By offering deeper visibility, streamlined operations, and proactive protection, AWS aims to help customers scale confidently and securely in the cloud. These announcements underscore AWS's commitment to building robust cloud security tools that support business growth with minimal complexity.
Web Release
24-06-2025
- Business
- Web Release
SentinelOne Teams with AWS to Bring Best in Class Cloud Security Protection to Customers Through the New AWS Security Hub
SentinelOne Teams with AWS to Bring Best in Class Cloud Security Protection to Customers Through the New AWS Security Hub SentinelOne, a global leader in AI-powered security, announced that it is a launch partner for the new AWS Security Hub. The new collaboration builds on a long standing partnership between the two companies focused on co-developing the best AI-powered cybersecurity for customers running and scaling their businesses on AWS. Designed to detect, prioritize, and help remediate critical risks, AWS Security Hub correlates signals from multiple sources such as threat detection and vulnerability management. It enriches these signals with visualizations, natural language summaries, and automated response workflows to help organizations improve security posture, enhance decision-making, and minimize operational disruptions. As part of the partnership, highly enriched and correlated data findings in the AWS Security Hub can be ingested into SentinelOne's Singularity Platform for AI-powered detection and response leveraging agentic AI capabilities in SentinelOne's Purple AI as well as automated security workflows with Hyperautomation. 'Co-building with AWS is one of the most valuable ways we plan to help customers meet their evolving security goals,' said Ric Smith, President of Product, Technology, and Operations, SentinelOne. 'Our partnership with AWS Security Hub brings deep integrations that deliver the clarity, speed, and automation security teams need to defend complex cloud environments.' Through a deep co-building collaboration, AWS and SentinelOne have developed integrations across more than 20 key AWS services, allowing organizations to simplify security operations, improve visibility, and stay ahead of emerging threats. As a strategic AWS partner, SentinelOne works closely with AWS to continually innovate, delivering new features and joint solutions that address today's most complex security challenges so customers can focus on driving their business forward, knowing their AWS workloads are protected. For more information on SentinelOne's AWS integrations, visit AWS Marketplace: SentinelOne. Additional Resources ? SentinelOne Accelerates Secure Cloud Migrations for AWS Customers ? SentinelOne Brings Singularity AI SIEM to the AWS Marketplace, Opening a Massive New Channel for the Company's Fastest Growing Offering ? SentinelOne + AWS Partnership: Smarter Cloud Security at re:Inforce 2025
Channel Post MEA
19-06-2025
- Business
- Channel Post MEA
SentinelOne Is A Launch Partner For AWS Security Hub
SentinelOne has announced that it is a launch partner for the new AWS Security Hub, unveiled at re:Inforce and available in preview to AWS customers beginning today. The announcement builds on a long-standing collaboration between the two companies to provide leading AI-powered cybersecurity solutions for customers running and scaling their businesses on AWS. AWS Security Hub helps customers identify their most critical security issues and respond quickly to reduce risks by correlating signals from multiple sources such as threat detection and vulnerability management. Acting as a security command center, it brings everything together into one place, providing a clearer picture of an organization's security status while eliminating the need to manually gather information from multiple security tools. As a launch partner, highly enriched and correlated data findings in the AWS Security Hub can be ingested into SentinelOne's Singularity Platform for AI-powered detection and response leveraging agentic AI capabilities in SentinelOne's Purple AI as well as automated security workflows with Hyperautomation. 'Working with AWS is one of the most valuable ways we plan to help customers meet their evolving security goals,' said Ric Smith, President of Product, Technology, and Operations, SentinelOne. 'As a launch partner for AWS Security Hub, our collaboration brings deep integrations that deliver the clarity, speed, and automation security teams need to defend complex cloud environments.' Through the collaboration, SentinelOne has developed integrations across more than 20 key AWS services, allowing organizations to simplify security operations, improve visibility, and stay ahead of emerging threats. As an AWS Partner, SentinelOne works closely with AWS to continually innovate, delivering new features that address today's most complex security challenges so customers can focus on driving their business forward, knowing their AWS workloads are protected.
