How AWS tracks the cloud’s biggest security threats and helps shut them down

This article discusses how AWS tracks and shuts down major security threats to its cloud infrastructure and customers using its advanced threat intelligence capabilities.

Specifically, the article covers:

• AWS's ability to leverage its massive global scale to gather high-fidelity threat intelligence from over 100 million events observed daily using tools like MadPot honeypots.
• Mithra, AWS's neural network model with 3.5 billion nodes that can detect and rank over 182,000 new malicious domains per day.
• How AWS shares its threat intelligence to proactively notify customers and other organizations of potential threats or compromises, helping them take mitigating actions.
• Three real-world examples of AWS threat intelligence in action, including thwarting data exfiltration, detecting exploitation of zero-day vulnerabilities, and protecting against Russian cyber threat actors.
• Conclusion emphasizing AWS's commitment to leveraging its unparalleled visibility to help secure customers and the broader internet.