Serverless Security: Understand, Assess, and Implement Secure and Reliable Applications in Aws, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud

ISBN-13: 9781484260999 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 347 str.

Miguel Calles

Opis

Beginning-Intermediate user level

Spis treści

Introduction

 

Part I: The Need for Security

 

Chapter 1: Determining Scope

Understanding the Application

Scoping

 

Chapter 2: Performing a Risk Assessment

Understanding the Threat Landscape

Threat Modeling

Preparing the Risk Assessment

 

Part II: Securing the Application

 

Chapter 3: Securing the Code

Assessing Dependencies

Using Static Code Analysis Tools

Writing Unit Tests

 

Chapter 4: Securing the Interfaces

Identifying the Interfaces

Determining the Interface Inputs

Reducing the Attack Surface

 

Chapter 5: Securing the Code Repository

Using a Code Repository

Limiting Saved Content

 

Part III: Securing the Infrastructure

 

Chapter 5: Restricting Permissions

Understanding Permissions

Identifying the Services

Updating the Permissions

 

Chapter 6: Account Management

Understanding Account Access

Restricting Account Access

Implementing Multi-Factor Authentication

Using Secrets

 

Part IV: Monitoring and Alerting

 

Chapter 7: Monitoring Logs

Understanding Logging Methods

Reviewing Logs

 

Chapter 8: Monitoring Metrics

Understanding Metrics

Reviewing Metrics

 

Chapter 9: Monitoring Billing

Understanding Billing

Reviewing Billing

 

Chapter 10: Monitoring Security Events

Understanding Security Events

Reviewing Security Event

 

Chapter 10: Alerting

Understanding Alerting

Implementing Alerting

 

Chapter 11: Auditing

Understanding Auditing

Implementing Auditing

 

Part V: Security Assessment and Report

 

Chapter 12: Finalizing the Risk Assessment

Scoring the Identified Risks

Defining the Mitigation Steps

Assessing the Business Impact

Determining the Overall Security Risk Level

O autorze

Miguel Calles is a freelance cybersecurity content writer. He has an information assurance certification, and works as an engineer on a serverless project. He started in cybersecurity in 2016 for a US government contract, and has been doing technical writing since 2007, and has worked in various engineering roles since 2004. Miguel started his interest in cybersecurity when he was in middle school and was trying to backward engineer websites.