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AWS Secrets Manager vs. Systems Manager Parameter Store
When should you use AWS Secrets Manager versus Systems Manager Parameter Store to store your secrets in AWS? They have similar functionality, but when does…
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AWS Security Specialty C03 vs C02: What Actually Changed
By the time you are reading this, the C02 version of the AWS Security Specialty exam is no longer available. It has been replaced by…
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Hands-On Labs Launched October 2025
We added three new Hands-On Labs in October 2025 to Cybr’s growing catalog. Let’s take a look!
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Announcing our latest course: AWS Lambda Security Labs
Earlier this year we launched some awesome AWS Lambda CTFs that have received great feedback. But unless you already have experience with finding Lambda vulnerabilities,…
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Announcing Our First Azure Course: Getting Started with Microsoft Defender for Cloud
We’ve been focused on AWS security for a while now, but here’s the thing: many of you work in multi-cloud environments or have been asking…
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Hands-On Labs Added May 2025: AWS Blue Teaming
We added three new Hands-On Labs in May to Cybr’s growing catalog. Let’s take a look! Audit the Blast Radius of KMS Keys with Finders…
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Hands-On Labs Added March & April 2025: AWS Blue Teaming
We added two new Hands-On Labs to Cybr’s growing labs catalog, both of which focus on AWS security blue teaming activities. Let’s check them out!…
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Amazon S3 Ransomware Defenses [Cheat Sheet]
Learn how to effectively defend against Amazon S3 Ransomware with our cheat sheet.
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Introducing Learning Paths: Your Roadmap to Cloud Security Skills
We’re excited to announce the launch of our newest feature: Learning Paths – carefully curated collections of courses designed to guide you from foundational knowledge…
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Amazon S3 Ransomware Attacks [Cheat Sheet]
In this cheat sheet, we break down a growing threat: Amazon S3 ransomware attacks.
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