Riggs Goodman III

Join this advanced session to understand how AWS builds networks that power large-scale AI operations. In this session, we'll examine the unique networking requirements of distributed training workloads, GPU-to-GPU communication patterns, and their performance implications.

This chalk talk dives deep on building Zero Trust network architectures using AWS services. As modern applications and workplaces have expanded beyond traditional boundaries, identity-based authorization, flexible identity-aware networks, and the removal of unneeded data access have become essential.

Data is abundant and valuable, especially in the context of gen AI. The problem is getting it to the right place at the right time, without increasing risk or cost.

What new technologies drive changes in organizational security policy design? Increasingly, improvements come from security offerings like those in the cloud network and application protection space.

This chalk talk is intended to be an open forum to discuss AWS Verified Access and Zero Trust remote connectivity architectures on AWS. Briefly review the AWS Zero Trust perspective before exploring how you can provide secure identity and device verified access to your AWS resources.