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The shared responsibility model, introduced by AWS in 2011, defines the division of cloud security responsibilities between cloud providers and customers. Cloud providers are responsible for securing their physical infrastructure, while customers are responsible for securing their own data, configurations, and access. Cloud environments have grown and become much more complex since 2011.

Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) is a cloud-based provider for sending transactional, marketing, and newsletter emails. Because of its role as a source of communication for organizations, Amazon SES has become a primary tool for phishing campaigns. Our latest threat roundup includes a key finding that Amazon SES is a common target in the initial stages of a cloud control plane attack.

One of the primary challenges with developing in the cloud is knowing which areas of your environment are vulnerable to risks. In order to efficiently identify and respond to legitimate risks, you need real-time visibility into security events. But traditional security platforms are costly and often standalone, which means they may create gaps in visibility.