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Conclusion and contributors - SWIFT Customer Security Controls Framework (v2022) on AWS
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Conclusion and contributors

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Conclusion

In summary, this document provides comprehensive best practice guidance for SWIFT connectivity stack deployed on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud. You can leverage the best practices to help you achieve your agility, security, and cost saving goals, while gaining confidence in deploying a SWIFT CSCF-CSP compliant environment.

Contributors

Contributors to this document include:

  • Jack Iu, Global Account Solution Architect, Amazon Web Services

  • Syed Shareef, Security Solutions Architect, Amazon Web Services

  • Henry Su, Customer Solutions Manager, Amazon Web Services

  • Liam Wadman, Security Solutions Architect, Amazon Web Services

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