AWS Network Firewall is a new security service that enables users to implement granular traffic inspection across their entire network with all the flexibility and scalability of the cloud. This session walks you through how to get started with AWS Network Firewall, common use cases, architecture patterns, rules creation, and how AWS Network Firewall fits in with your existing security ecosystem.
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The following procedures show you how to designate a delegated administrator for your AWS organization and add member accounts. Select Console or API and follow the provided steps.
The Security Hub administrator account then enables organization accounts as member accounts. They can also invite other accounts to be member accounts.
How AWS Security Hub works with IAM
With IAM identity-based policies, you can specify allowed or denied actions and resources as well as the conditions under which actions are allowed or denied.
Each of the following policies is an example of a deny list policy strategy. Deny list policies must be attached along with other policies that allow the approved actions in the affected accounts.
AWS Security Hub can aggregate security finding data from several AWS services and from supported AWS Partner Network (APN) security solutions.
A service-linked role is a unique type of IAM role that is linked to AWS Config. A service-linked role makes setting up AWS Config easier because you don’t have to manually add necessary permissions.
This workshop guides you through the features and functions of Security Hub. It will show you how to use Security Hub to import and analyze findings from different data sources to improve security.
Two techniques used to write least privilege AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) policies.
IAM Access Analyzer generates policies for you. You can now use IAM Access Analyzer to generate fine-grained policies, based on your access activity in your AWS CloudTrail logs.
You can now automatically create and update issues in Atlassian JSM from AWS Security Hub findings. Updates to those issues in Atlassian JSM will be synced with the findings in AWS Security Hub.
AWS Security Hub now allows you to designate an aggregation Region and link some or all Regions to that aggregation Region.
