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Hi Denzil,
Since a VPC serves as a secure and isolated environment within your AWS account, ensuring its protection is paramount to safeguarding your resources and data. Thus, my answer above. You can check this AWS documentation to get more of an idea of what Amazon VPC is https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/what-is-amazon-vpc.html
Regarding which of Network ACLs(2), and Security Groups(1) are more secure, both Security Groups and Network ACLs play crucial roles in securing a VPC, but they operate at different levels. Security Groups offer instance-level control as virtual firewalls, while Network ACLs operate at the subnet level. Neither is inherently more secure; they complement each other. For finer control, use Security Groups. For broader control, use Network ACLs. Combining both enhances VPC security.
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