The CISO's Guide to Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
Your agents are already running, on laptops
Your developers already use coding agents, mostly on laptops, holding full developer access and long-lived credentials. If one of those agents goes rogue or gets prompt-injected, it can do real damage.
If your company builds on AWS, the solution is to run those agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore in your own AWS account, where they can do real work without reaching anything they shouldn't.
This interactive tour walks you through how to do that, step by step, using a hotel analogy.
Why? A hotel lets guests in every day, gives each person a single room, and always tracks who is where and which doors they can open. Each of the nine stops on the tour matches a control in your AWS account. It makes the entire model simple to follow in a few minutes and easy to share with your team.
Inside, you’ll learn:
- The why: how a coding agent running on a laptop is one bad instruction away from your whole environment, and what changes when it runs in your own AWS account instead.
- The how: the step-by-step flow for implementing agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, from the network edge to the audit log, with each step explained through the hotel.
- The full details: download the complete guide at the end of the tour to get the technical specifics for every step, plus a readiness checklist you can hand your team to start working through.