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AWS CISO: Why our new Security Lake is a game-changer for the industry

Posted on December 20, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

The recent AWS re:Invent 2022 event in Las Vegas saw the cloud giant unveil a host of new releases across its technology portfolio, but this year, one of the biggest launches was about keeping data safe. Amazon Security Lake is a new security-focused data lake service aimed at helping users get more out of their security information, looking to centralize all of an organization’s cloud and on-premise security data into a single location, and will make it easy for security teams to automatically collect, combine, and analyze it on a petabyte scale. Speaking to TechRadar Pro at the event, CJ Moses, CISO and VP of security engineering, AWS, was perhaps unsurprisingly keen to highlight the importance of the launch, calling Security Lake ‘the cornerstone’ of the company’s security-themed announcements at the event.
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