What is AWS KMS? AWS Key Management Service (KMS) is a cloud service that allows organizations to generate, control, and maintain keys that secure their data. AWS KMS allows organizations to have a ...

Introduction In most cloud programs, permissions grow like weeds. A helper role becomes “temporary admin,” a service account ...

Since launching its preview in July 2025, Kiro has attracted more than 250,000 developers worldwide. The platform introduces ...

Attackers are moving beyond on-prem systems and now using AWS’s own encryption and key management features to lock ...

Thousands of credentials, authentication keys, and configuration data impacting organizations in sensitive sectors have been ...

The company said Kiro now supports property-based testing (PBT), checkpointing, multi-root workspaces, and a new command-line ...

Property-based testing matches the specified behavior, aka your instructions, to what the code is doing. Kiro can help users ...

Together, SentinelOne and AWS enable organizations to operationalize AI security at scale, fusing real-time protection with ...

The AI revolution presents an enormous opportunity for Australia, but only if the crucial skills gap is addressed. AWS is ...

"Then I made a small mistake that cost us a ton of money," Chase admitted. While updating one of his crew's Amazon Machine ...

In September 2024, AWS switched on the EC2 instances running Graviton 4 and again claimed they delivered superior performance. Atlassian decided to take another look and this time devised tests it ...

In a new "agent-first" approach, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is set to embed AI agents throughout the consulting lifecycle, ...