Securing DynamoDB: In-Depth Exploration of Approaches, Overcoming Challenges, and Implementing Best Practices for Robust Data Protection

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2024
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Abstract
Protecting data and system integrity is critical for any database, and especially critical for flexible, distributed systems like Dynamo. Dynamo is a highly flexible and distributed database system specifically created to cater to the requirements of contemporary web-scale applications. As with any database system, ensuring security is overriding to protect sensitive data and hold the integrity of the system. This paper explorer a range of methods for enhancing the security of DynamoDB, covering access control policies, encryption methods, auditing and monitoring systems, data integrity measures, and authentication mechanism.
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Authors Zeeshan Mubeen
Journal Journal of Computing & Biomedical Informatics
Year 2024
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