In today’s digital landscape, organizations seek a unified and thorough understanding of their security posture. Continuous runtime security monitoring is vital for establishing secure, high-performing, and dependable workloads, particularly within containerized environments and orchestration platforms. In this post, we will guide you on leveraging services such as AWS Security Hub and Falco to enhance your security strategy.
Correlating Security Findings with AWS Security Hub and Amazon EventBridge
On March 31, 2022, we updated the CloudFormation template linked in this post. Here, we will provide a step-by-step approach to deploying a solution that correlates specific findings from AWS Security Hub across various AWS services connected to a single resource. This correlation indicates a heightened risk that requires immediate attention.
Establishing a Two-Way Integration Between AWS Security Hub and Jira Service Management
For those utilizing AWS Security Hub and Jira Service Management, the new AWS Service Management Connector allows you to create an automated, bidirectional integration between these tools. This integration ensures that your Security Hub findings and Jira issues remain synchronized. In this post, we will outline how to set up this integration effectively.
Enabling the PCI DSS Standard in AWS Security Hub
Currently, activating the PCI DSS standard within AWS Security Hub applies to the specific AWS account being managed. This blog post presents a solution for customizing the configuration and implementation of the PCI DSS compliance standard using AWS Security Hub.
Authorization of Additional AWS Services for DoD Workloads
We’re excited to announce that the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has granted authorization for 17 more AWS services and features in the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. This expands the total to 105 services authorized for use by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), providing even greater capabilities for federal workloads.
Automating Forensic Disk Collection in AWS
In this blog entry, we will explore a practical solution for automating disk collection across multiple AWS accounts. This method will assist your incident response team in establishing an automated workflow to gather the necessary disk evidence for analyzing the scope and impact of possible security incidents.
Creating Auto-Suppression Rules in AWS Security Hub
As of January 29, 2024, this post has been updated to clarify how Security Hub and EventBridge rules exchange data between management and member accounts. AWS Security Hub provides a holistic overview of your security alerts and overall security posture across your environment.
Importing AWS IoT Device Defender Findings into Security Hub
You can find a newer version of this solution that integrates AWS IoT Device Defender Detect on this IoT Blog. AWS Security Hub offers a comprehensive view of security alerts and the security posture within your accounts. We will demonstrate how to import audit findings from AWS IoT Device Defender into Security Hub seamlessly.
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