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How Twilio Improved ControlĀ of AWS Root Credentials at Scale

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Date Published
Author
Fabian Lim
Word Count
1,590
Company Posts That Month
60
Language
English
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Summary

Twilio has improved control of its AWS root credentials by implementing a multi-account strategy with every AWS account created, standardizing the process for handling high-stake credentials within the organization. The company defined the Twilio Cloud Security Standard (TCSS) that guided their cloud security journey and updated it to include a better process for managing AWS account root users, including setting standards for passwords, MFA, primary contact email, and phone number. By implementing a centralized approach to manage credentials and applying an AWS Organization SCP, Twilio significantly decreased the time needed to gain access to AWS root users when responding to incidents.

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