AWS in 30 recap

Snyk’s AWS-focused demonstration argued that cloud-native development, infrastructure as code, containers, and Kubernetes have shifted more security responsibility toward developers, creating a layered risk profile across application code, open-source dependencies, container images, and cloud infrastructure. It recommends a DevSecOps approach that applies appropriate security controls throughout the software lifecycle rather than relying on a single late-stage review. Snyk integrates with AWS CodePipeline to scan code and dependencies during CI/CD, Amazon ECR and Amazon Inspector to identify container and base-image vulnerabilities, and Amazon EKS to assess security issues in running Kubernetes workloads. It also connects audit logs to AWS CloudTrail Lake for longer retention and SQL-based analysis, while its reporting tools track remediation trends, prioritize actionable issues, map cloud misconfigurations to standards such as HIPAA and PCI-DSS, and assess AWS environments against the Well-Architected Framework.

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