Wrap up. Amazon Macie provides another way to keep your S3 buckets and the data within secure. By actively watching the permissions of your buckets and keeping track of any changes to them, Macie is able to let you know if something is publicly accessible or shared. This alone can help keep your data secure and prevent data leaks from making their way onto the public web.

Additionally, Macie is able to actively scrub through your text data, which could be encrypted, compressed, or even in big data formatting. This lets you see if any personally identifying information, credit card data, or health data is there, that is unsecured. When performing sensitive data discovery, you are able to find these vulnerabilities and address them as needed.

Macie can also be used in a group environment through AWS organizations. With this setup, you can have a Macie administrator account oversee up to 5000 member accounts. You have the ability to perform data discovery jobs across all these accounts, as well as check for bucket vulnerabilities across all the members.

Overall, Amazon Macie is a very strong security service that can be a huge boon to almost any architecture or organization. I would recommend taking a look at the service and seeing how it can fit into your next project, or just give it a test run on your already provisioned data sets. On the small scale, it's fairly cost-effective, and on the large end of things, at least you get a discount the more you use.

Well, that's all I have for you for this lecture. My name is Will Meadows and I'd like to thank you for spending your time here learning about Amazon Macie. If you have any feedback, positive or negative, please contact us at support@cloudacademy.com. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you.