Common anti-patterns for AWS KMS (Key Management Service) can significantly compromise the security and efficiency of your cloud environment. Recognizing and avoiding these anti-patterns is essential for maintaining robust data protection.
// Example of poor key rotation policy
if ($keyAge > 5) {
// Key rotation ignored for too long
// This can lead to potential vulnerabilities
echo "Key rotation needs to be addressed!";
}
By overcoming these anti-patterns, organizations can better leverage AWS KMS for secure and efficient key management.
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