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When I worked at AWS, keeping the network secure was always a main priority. We used various methods to protect data and systems. Physical security measures included locked server rooms, security badges, and cameras to stop unauthorized access. Technical measures like firewalls, encryption, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and antivirus software helped block hackers and keep information safe. We also had administrative measures, such as password rules, access limits, and regular training for employees to ensure everyone followed security guidelines. Monitoring tools watched network activity and quickly spotted any unusual behavior or security threats. We regularly backed up data and had plans ready in case of a security breach or major system failure. Access controls ensured only authorized people could reach certain systems or data. By using all these layers of protection, AWS maintained a strong and secure network that kept both company and customer data safe and well-protected at all times.