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#93 - The DevSecOps Perspective: Key Takeaways From Re:Invent 2025
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- The DevSecOps Talks Podcast
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- Mar 5, 2026
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Summary
Andrey and Mattias share a fast re:Invent roundup focused on AWS security. What do VPC Encryption Controls, post-quantum TLS, and org-level S3 block public access change for you? Which features should you switch on now, like ECR image signing, JWT checks at ALB, and air-gapped AWS Backup? Want simple wins you can use today? We are always happy to answer any questions, hear suggestions for new episodes, or hear from you, our listeners. DevSecOps Talks podcast LinkedIn page DevSecOps Talks podcast website DevSecOps Talks podcast YouTube channel Summary In this episode, Andrey and Mattias deliver a security-heavy recap of AWS re:Invent 2025 announcements, while noting that Paulina is absent and wishing her a speedy recovery. Out of the 500+ releases surrounding re:Invent, they narrow the list down to roughly 20 features that security-conscious teams can act on today — covering encryption, access control, detection, backups, container security, and organization-wide guardrails. Along the way, Andrey reveals a new AI-powered product called Boris that watches the AWS release firehose so you don't have to. Key Topics AWS re:Invent Through a Security Lens The hosts frame the episode as the DevSecOps Talks version of a re:Invent recap, complementing a FivexL webinar held the previous month. Despite the podcast's name covering development, security, and operations, the selected announcements lean heavily toward security. Andrey is upfront about it: if security is your thing, stay tuned; otherwise, manage your expectations. At the FivexL webinar, attendees were asked to prioritize areas of interest across compute, security, and networking. AI dominated the conversation, and people were also curious about Amazon S3 Vectors — a new S3 storage class purpose-built for vector embeddin…