Cloud Security for Financial Services

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Emmanuel Chebukati

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01 - Introduction

01 - Essentials for securing financial services solutions.mp4

00:46

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:45

03 - Regulatory implications for securing financial services.mp4

02:01

02 - 1. Secure Cloud Network Infrastructure for Financial Services

01 - Set up an ideal cloud architecture for financial services.mp4

06:46

02 - Configure site-to-site VPNs for secure partner integrations.mp4

06:12

03 - Configure remote access VPNs for secure administration.mp4

07:05

03 - 2. Data Management Strategies for Financial Services in the Cloud

01 - Deploy managed databases for simpler database security.mp4

07:06

02 - Use real-time replication for backup and redundancy.mp4

08:34

03 - Set up object storage as a secure document repository.mp4

08:34

04 - 3. Building Application Security Layers for Financial Services

01 - Deploy a web application firewall to prevent common attacks.mp4

07:36

02 - Identify application integrity issues with error monitoring.mp4

04:40

03 - Use managed API tools to securely expose services.mp4

06:49

05 - 4. Cloud Infrastructure Security Essentials in Financial Services

01 - Manage application secrets and keys appropriately.mp4

05:38

02 - Scale applications to accomodate changes in traffic.mp4

08:31

03 - Automate security patching.mp4

08:07

04 - Monitor your infrastructure and react to threats.mp4

04:32

06 - 5. Securing Financial Assets with Artificial Intelligence

01 - Configure fraud detection to prevent financial fraud.mp4

10:42

02 - Implement data loss prevention to curb corporate espionage.mp4

06:30

07 - Conclusion

01 - Final checks Cleaning up resources.mp4

08:00

02 - Next steps.mp4

01:14

Description

Financial services today are increasingly enabled by cloud technologies, and this trend isn’t likely to change. That means that if you’re an IT or security professional, the need to secure financial services is becoming more important in your role every day. In this course, instructor Emmanuel Chebukati covers the essential skills that fintech providers and IT pros need to consider to protect their networks, applications, and customer data. Get hands-on practical experience in a simulated hybrid cloud environment of a typical financial firm, using it to build out network infrastructure, storage capabilities, and application security layers, and ultimately developing a baseline cloud security posture that you can apply to organizations in the real world. By the end of this course, you’ll be ready to review your firm’s own cloud security posture and make recommendations for improvement and future growth.

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Emmanuel Chebukati

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Emmanuel is a cloud security engineer with 7+ years of experience in systems auditing, application security, and secure cloud deployment. He has delivered sensitive technology projects across the East African region and globally (remotely) in the public and private sectors. Emmanuel's industry experience is backed by three Microsoft Azure certifications. He is also an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner, a Certified Ethical Hacker, and he holds an MSc in information technology from Carnegie Mellon. Additionally, Emmanuel teaches cloud engineering and cyber security educational content by delivering live boot camps and recording online courses. He is currently working on scaling Hepta Analytics – a data analytics company he co-founded – and HeptaPay – it's fintech subsidiary – in Kenya and Rwanda.

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