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AWS re:Inforce roundup 2025: top announcements
- AWS re:Inforce 2025 featured new security innovations and capabilities announced by AWS Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer Amy Herzog.
- A new IAM Access Analyzer capability helps verify internal access to critical AWS resources like S3 buckets, DynamoDB tables, and RDS snapshots.
- AWS now enforces Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for root users across all account types to prevent password-related attacks.
- Amazon threat intelligence on AWS Network Firewall offers protection against active threats relevant to workloads in AWS.
- AWS Certificate Manager now allows the issuance of exportable public SSL/TLS certificates for secure traffic termination.
- The new AWS WAF console simplifies security configuration steps by providing pre-configured protection packs for specific application types.
- Amazon CloudFront introduces a user-friendly interface to simplify web application delivery and security configuration.
- AWS Shield features Shield network security posture management for discovering and analyzing network security issues.
- AWS Security Hub enhances risk prioritization and response at scale to transform security signals into actionable insights.
- Amazon GuardDuty Extended Threat Detection now supports Amazon EKS clusters, improving detection of multistage attacks.
- The AWS MSSP Competency introduces new categories for partners providing security services, covering various security domains.
- Amazon Verified Permissions offers an open-source toolkit for securing Express application APIs in minutes.
- Amazon Inspector code security capabilities help identify security vulnerabilities across application source code, dependencies, and infrastructure.
- AWS Backup adds Multi-party approval for logically air-gapped vaults to enhance data recovery even in compromised account scenarios.
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