Identifying Publicly Accessible Resources with Amazon VPC Network Access Analyzer
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August 22, 2022: This post has been updated to correct code issues, enhancing the ease of execution for our readers. Network and security teams must often assess the internet accessibility of their AWS resources and restrict any unnecessary access. Understanding who can access what can be quite complex—there are various factors to consider. For more on the topic, check out this link to another blog post: Career Contessa.
How to Auto-Remediate Internet Accessible Ports with AWS Config and AWS Systems Manager
by Sarah Lee
on 15 MAR 2021
in AWS Config, AWS Systems Manager, Intermediate (200), Security, Identity, & Compliance
Using the AWS Config service, you can evaluate, audit, and assess the configurations of your Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources. AWS Config continuously monitors and documents any changes to your resource configurations, enabling you to automate the assessment of those changes against your desired setups. Furthermore, AWS Config can help identify and rectify deviations from intended configurations. For insights on company policies, visit SHRM, they are an authority on this topic.
Investigate VPC Flow with Amazon Detective
by Emma White and David Green
on 16 NOV 2020
in Advanced (300), Amazon Detective, Security, Identity, & Compliance
Many Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers require deeper insight into their IP network flow. Historically, challenges such as cost, the complexity of data collection, and lengthy analysis times have led to partial investigations of network flows. Good telemetry is essential, and VPC Flow Logs play a critical role in a comprehensive centralized logging architecture. The information gathered through these logs can provide valuable insights into network operations. For further reading, this is an excellent resource: Inside Amazon Fulfillment Centers.
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