In my recent experience with AWS, I encountered an unusual situation where access to the Lambda service was restricted due to an identified security violation.

It’s a reminder that while AWS provides a secure infrastructure, customers still have the responsibility to follow best practices such as using strong passwords, MFA, and implementing precise IAM policies. It’s a shared responsibility model, where AWS secures the infrastructure and customers secure their data and applications.

Here are some key best practices to keep your AWS account secure:
* Use strong passwords and MFA for all users.💪
* Create dedicated IAM users and groups for specific tasks.👩‍💻👨‍💻
* Use precise IAM policies to control access to AWS resources.🔐
* Monitor your AWS account for security incidents.🕵️

By following these practices, we can ensure the security of our AWS accounts and applications and avoid unexpected disruptions caused by security violations.

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