Tag: AWS Partner Guest Post

By Lenley Hensarling, Chief Product Officer – Aerospike By Akshay Patel, Senior Practice Lead, SaaS Partners – AWS SaaS Factory By Anthony McClure, Senior Partner Solutions Architect – AWS SaaS Factory By Bill Tarr, Principal Solutions Architect – AWS SaaS Factory Aerospike Real-time, high-performance workloads demand low-latency databases that can scale to meet the most […]

In this blog, you’ll learn how Neurons Lab, an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, collaborated with Peak Defence to automate compliance processes using Amazon Bedrock with Anthropic Claude 3 model and Amazon Sagemaker. The generative AI solution streamlines cybersecurity audits and RFP responses, reducing time and resources required. It covers architectural considerations, operationalization with AWS services, LLM evaluation, and continuous improvement.

Amazon outsourced management of its out-of-warranty device repairs to Genpact to meet regulatory requirements and customer expectations. Learn how Genpact leveraged its ContactUs.Ai framework and Amazon Connect to create an omnichannel solution allowing self-service and live support. This extends device lifetimes, increases customer satisfaction, and aligns with Amazon’s ESG priorities around Right to Repair regulations in Europe.

By Satish Vaidhyanathan, Head, Integrated Solutions Design – Wipro By Sindhu Vaddi, Consultant, Data/Analytics/Intelligence – Wipro By Scott Willis, Sr. Partner Solutions Architect – AWS Wipro Traditional data stacks within an organization have a diverse mix of systems, tools, technologies, and architecture implementations. These data stack components require complex integrations to ingest, process, and store […]

In this exclusive interview for our blog, we sat down with Joaquin Lippincott, the CEO of Metal Toad, to delve into the innovative Securitoad Machine Learning Security SaaS solution. Joaquin generously shared his expertise on how they strategically built their latest offering on the AWS Marketplace. His insights offer invaluable lessons for software providers aiming to embrace this modern delivery mode.

Cisco Security Cloud uses Anchore to achieve FedRAMP compliance for its cloud solutions. Anchore integrates with Cisco’s AWS CodePipeline, Amazon ECR registry, and Amazon EKS to scan containers throughout the pipeline, enforcing vulnerability policies. Its integration allowed Cisco to expand Anchore to Amazon ECS and generate software bill of materials for the cybersecurity executive order. The comprehensive Anchore solution on AWS strengthened Cisco’s regulated security posture.

Organizations can enhance resilience by implementing Amazon Security Lake for centralized security data storage, Splunk for real-time data analysis, and Recorded Future for advanced threat intelligence. This unified approach tackles data silos, complex analysis, slow threat detection, compliance challenges, and inefficient resource utilization. Security Lake aggregates data sources, Splunk analyzes it with AI/ML for swift threat identification, and Recorded Future provides external intelligence context.

Arcanum AI migrated its generative AI workloads from OpenAI to AWS using a two-phase model evaluation process. Open-source LLMs were tested out-of-the-box and with customized prompts, scored by experts, and evaluated against existing use cases. Amazon Bedrock provided a private network and access control for handling sensitive client data. AWS’s AI services enabled Arcanum to deploy top-performing LLMs securely in clients’ VPCs, outperforming OpenAI models while meeting security needs.

This post presents a cost-effective, serverless multi-tenant SaaS architecture utilizing AWS managed services. Users can belong to multiple tenants via Amazon Cognito user groups, and the solution enables seamless tenant switching and allows tenants to define custom roles with Amazon DynamoDB transactions. By leveraging AWS services, the architecture provides security, isolation, custom permissions, and flexibility to scale without operational overhead.

When designing IT solutions, a one-size-fits-all approach misses opportunities for performance and cost savings. Exxeta proposes a use-case driven architecture approach that fits IT components to specific business processes. A real-world example shows how this approach helped an automotive company build a high-performance, scalable analytics solution at a lower cost by utilizing fit-for-purpose technologies like Apache HBase and Amazon S3.