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What would happen if someone deleted a key rotation in AWS KMS? An IAM role? Your Git repository?

Developers and architects have a solid plan to recover data, but what about configurations in and out of AWS? Services like GitHub, AWS IAM, AWS KMS, and Jira hold configs that must be restored in case of deletions, corruptions or attacks.

Join HYCU’s Director of Product Management, Andy Fernandez, for a live workshop on protecting and securing your AWS and DevOps architecture. You’ll leave this session with a clear understanding of how to:

  • Restore specific configurations across your development lifecycle in case of deletions, corruptions or attacks.
  • Automate and ransomware-proof your backups in and out of AWS.
  • Avoid re-configurations and automate all backups in a few clicks.
Andy Fernandez
Director of Product Management - HYCU
Andy Fernandez is the Director of Product Management at HYCU, focusing on public cloud and SaaS data protection. Andy holds deep expertise in data protection and disaster recovery across on-premises to cloud-native workloads. Before HYCU, Andy held product marketing and management roles at Zerto, Veeam Software, and Tech Data Cisco Solutions Group. 

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What You’ll Learn in This Webinar

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