Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Anil Gathala

Sandeep Kumar

Chakravarthi Kalyana Valicherla

Shailendra Verma

Adonijah Park

Kiran Shantaram Dalvi

Peter Ferrie

Venkatesh Nagapudi

Shlomo Yehezkel

Vaibhav Khunger

Systems and methods are provided for tracking sensitive data within a plurality of storage units, where storage units include block storage volume(s) and/or 'snapshot(s)' representing values of every block of a block storage volume or device at a particular point in time. A computing device may be configured to receive a notification identifying a first tainted storage unit. Subsequently, a subset of the plurality of storage units may be identified. Additional tainted storage units can be identified as tainted within the subset. This identification may depend on whether the storage units contain data blocks in common with the first tainted storage unit. Remedial action may be taken for storage units identified as tainted.

Techniques for tracking and securing sensitive data in distributed storage networks

A file-level snapshot access service provides direct access to individual files included in a snapshot for virtual volume of a block-storage service without requiring a volume to be re-created from the snapshot, attached to a computing device, or mounted in a file system. For example, a user/client may directly retrieve individual files from specified snapshots via a user interface/API of the file-level snapshot access service. Additionally, the file-level snapshot access service is configured to provide a listing of files included in a given snapshot. In some embodiments, a file-level snapshot access service may provide direct access to individual files included in snapshots generated for other types of storage systems, such as an object-based storage system.

File-level snapshot access service

Provided is a system for facilitating recovery of deleted computing resources in a cloud network environment. A centralized resource recovery service may be in network communication with a plurality of resource management services that are each configured to create, modify, or delete their respective computing resources such as data storage volumes, databases, compute instances, and the like. The resource recovery service may be configured to receive a delete request associated with a resource managed by one of the resource management services, and cause the resource to be retained in a recovery bin based on the resource satisfying one of a plurality of resource recovery conditions used to manage resource recovery across the resource management services.

Resource recovery service

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