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🗣️How to maintain and automate compliance with AWS
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# 🗣️How to maintain and automate compliance with AWS | ||
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## Compliance Challenges and Solutions | ||
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- Continuously assessing and maintaining compliance across cloud environments is a major challenge[1] | ||
- AWS provides tools like AWS Config, AWS CloudTrail, and AWS Audit Manager to help manage compliance[1] | ||
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## AWS Config for Compliance | ||
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- AWS Config continuously tracks resource configurations and changes[1] | ||
- It allows creating rules to evaluate compliance of resource configurations against desired settings[1] | ||
- Automated remediation of non-compliant resources is possible using AWS Config rules and AWS Systems Manager[5] | ||
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## AWS CloudTrail for Auditing | ||
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- CloudTrail provides a log of all API activity across AWS accounts and services[1] | ||
- Logs can be analyzed to audit actions taken and identify potential security risks or compliance violations[1] | ||
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## AWS Audit Manager | ||
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- Audit Manager helps automate evidence collection for audits of AWS usage[1] | ||
- It continuously collects and evaluates audit evidence from AWS services like Config and CloudTrail[1] | ||
- Audit Manager provides a centralized dashboard to review audit preparedness and findings[1] | ||
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## Compliance Best Practices | ||
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- Leverage managed rules and security standards from AWS Security Hub[5] | ||
- Implement preventative guardrails using AWS Config rules and service control policies[1][5] | ||
- Automate remediation of non-compliant resources with Systems Manager Automation documents[5] | ||
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Source: [How to maintain and automate compliance with AWS](https://aws.amazon.com/events/summits/emea/stockholm/agenda/?emea-event-agenda-card.sort-by=item.additionalFields.title&emea-event-agenda-card.sort-order=asc&awsf.emea-event-agenda-level=*all&awsf.emea-event-agenda-role=*all&awsf.emea-event-agenda-category=*all&awsf.emea-event-agenda-aws-industry=*all&emea-event-agenda-card.q=COP303&emea-event-agenda-card.q_operator=AND#session) | ||
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updated: 2024-03-28 18:36:49Z | ||
updated: 2024-06-05 09:00:05Z | ||
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