[Mjulius513]

When I was working at AWS, keeping the network secure was always a top priority. We used different types of controls to protect data and systems. Physical controls included locked server rooms, security badges, and cameras to prevent unauthorized access. Technical controls like firewalls, encryption, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and antivirus software helped block hackers and keep information safe. We also had administrative controls, such as password policies, access limits, and regular employee training to make sure everyone followed security rules. Monitoring tools were used to watch network activity and quickly detect any unusual behavior. We regularly made backups and had incident response plans in case of a security breach. Access controls made sure only the right people could reach certain systems or data. By using all these layers of protection together, AWS created a strong and secure network environment that kept both company and customer data safe at all times.