Yes… but not all of it.
AWS secures the cloud infrastructure. You are responsible for what you configure inside it: users, permissions, data, applications and operating systems.
Think of it like renting an apartment.
The landlord secures the building. You must still lock your own door.
If you leave an S3 bucket public and your password is Admin123, AWS cannot save you from yourself.
Security in the cloud is a shared responsibility.
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