Implementation requires organizations to define a central account within their AWS setup, where security events are managed. The service then creates permissions to monitor results from GuardDuty or third-party detection tools through Security Hub.
AWS Security Incident Response deployment spans global regions
The service has launched in 12 AWS regions, including US East (N. Virginia and Ohio), US West (Oregon), Asia Pacific (Seoul, Singapore, Sydney, and Tokyo), Canada (Central), and Europe (Frankfurt , Ireland, and London). and Stockholm).
The service aims to support customers at all stages of the incident response lifecycle, from preparation to detection, analysis and recovery. This comprehensive approach includes automation of manual tasks and streamlined communication between stakeholders.
As Betty Zheng says: “Manually investigating results strains resources and may cause customers to miss important security alerts. In addition, coordinating responses across multiple stakeholders, managing permissions in different environments, and documenting procedures adds to the complexity of the process.”
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