AWS Expert Series Podcast dives deep into real-world AWS architecture, cloud security, resilience, and scale. Hosted by Pradeep Rao and George Palangattil Koshy, this podcast goes beyond best practices to unpack how AWS systems actually behave in production—covering failures, design trade-offs, and lessons learned by experienced practitioners.
AWS Expert Series Podcast
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AWS Expert Series Podcast dives deep into real-world AWS architecture, cloud security, resilience, and scale. Hosted by Pradeep Rao and George Palangattil Koshy, this podcast goes beyond best practices to unpack how AWS systems actually behave in production—covering failures, design trade-offs, and lessons learned by experienced practitioners.
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Recent Episodes
May 27, 2026
#009: A deep dive into implementing Zero Trust principles across AWS workloads
<p>A deep technical exploration of how to implement Zero Trust across AWS workloads using IAM, STS, IRSA, VPC Lattice, PrivateLink, GuardDuty, CloudTrail, Security Hub, and AWS Verified Access. This episode breaks down identity-centric security, micro-segmentation, continuous verification, workload isolation, and automated response patterns for modern cloud-native architectures on AWS.</p>
May 18, 2026
#008: Identity-Centric Attacks and Containment in AWS
<p>Identity has become the primary attack surface in modern cloud environments. This episode explores how attackers abuse IAM, STS, IRSA, and trust relationships to move laterally across cloud workloads—and how to detect, contain, and respond using AWS-native services like Amazon GuardDuty, AWS CloudTrail, Amazon EventBridge, and AWS Step Functions. A deep technical dive into identity-driven defense, automated containment, and Zero Trust architecture in AWS.</p>
May 11, 2026
#007: From Detection to Containment: Engineering Runtime Security Workflows on AWS
<p>In this episode, we take a deep, technical dive into how modern AWS environments can move beyond detection into fully engineered, automated containment.</p><p>Using a real-world runtime scenario, the episode walks through how Amazon GuardDuty findings are ingested via Amazon EventBridge, enriched with Kubernetes and IAM context, and orchestrated through AWS Step Functions for deterministic response. It covers evidence preservation using Amazon S3 with AWS Key Management Service, controlled quarantine strategies across EKS and EC2, and identity containment using IAM boundaries and IRSA.</p><p>This is a hands-on blueprint for building cloud-native runtime security workflows—where detection, response, and auditability operate as a single, resilient system.</p><p>Ideal for CISOs, cloud architects, and security engineers looking to reduce blast radius, improve response time, and operationalize security at scale in AWS.</p>
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