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Security in layers

This revision card explains Security in layers. It starts from the need that one checkbox never stops bots, leaked keys, and over-broad roles. It describes cognito/JWT, WAF+throttle, least-privilege IAM, secrets vault, clean logs. The how-to section notes grant GetSecretValue on one secret; never AdministratorAccess on webhooks. An example on the card is mei rotates a leaked key into Secrets Manager the same day.

Security in layers One checkbox never stops bots, leaked keys, and over-broad roles. Cognito/JWT, WAF+throttle, least-privilege IAM, secrets vault, clean logs. Grant GetSecretValue on one secret; never AdministratorAccess on webhooks. Mei rotates a leaked key into Secrets Manager the same day.
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Why do we need it?

One checkbox never stops bots, leaked keys, and over-broad roles.

What is it?

Cognito/JWT, WAF+throttle, least-privilege IAM, secrets vault, clean logs.

IAM

How to do it

Grant GetSecretValue on one secret; never AdministratorAccess on webhooks.

least privilege

Example

Mei rotates a leaked key into Secrets Manager the same day.

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