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Continuing our dive into AWS Security hub let’s jump into setting up. Don’t worry, I won’t just rehash the AWS documentation; this post will cover our recommended configuration, how to push findings and events back into your security infrastructure...
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Like many AWS services, Security Hub is one of those products that sneaks up on you. Security Hub was pretty anemic when it first launched; it appeared to just collect the results from a few AWS products and a dozen partners into some basic dashboards so Amazon could say they had a “security center”.
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DisruptOps Welcomes Security Executive Matt Eberhart as Chief Operating Officer
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The Overly Complex Way CloudTrail and CloudWatch Events Work Together
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