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This task reviews the existing AWS IAM password policy to ensure it meets specified security standards. It involves assessing criteria like password complexity, expiration, and rotation rules for compliance with organizational or regulatory requirements.

This task programmatically tightens security on a specified AWS S3 bucket by disabling public write access. It modifies the bucket's Block Public Access settings, ensuring compliance with data security standards. This preventive measure is critical in safeguarding sensitive data from unauthorized modifications.

The task involves auditing AWS S3 buckets to identify those that permit public write access. This process helps ensure data security by flagging buckets that might be vulnerable to unauthorized modifications.

This task assesses whether AWS S3 buckets have default server-side encryption activated or if their bucket policies explicitly deny any put-object requests that lack server-side encryption, specifically using AES-256 or AWS KMS. It designates S3 buckets as NON_COMPLIANT if they are not set to be encrypted by default.

The task involves scanning AWS S3 buckets to detect any that permit public read access, highlighting potential vulnerabilities in data privacy and security.

This task involves checking AWS S3 buckets to determine if Server Access Logging is enabled. It's crucial for monitoring and diagnosing security incidents, as it records requests made to the S3 bucket, enhancing transparency and aiding compliance with security protocols.

This task verifies if AWS CloudTrail is configured with Server-Side Encryption (SSE) using AWS Key Management Service (KMS) Customer Master Keys (CMKs). It ensures that each CloudTrail trail has a KmsKeyId defined, confirming encryption according to SOC2 standards. This process enhances security and meets regulatory requirements for encrypted AWS activity logging.

This task audits AWS CloudTrail Trails for SOC2 Compliance by checking Log File Validation across various regions. It evaluates each trail for enabled log file validation and the presence of a valid 'LatestDigestDeliveryTime'. Trails are marked as compliant or non-compliant based on these criteria, with specific reasons for non-compliance provided.

This task verifies the existence and configuration of a Multi-Region AWS CloudTrail in compliance with SOC2 guidelines. It focuses on ensuring essential settings like logging, S3 and CloudWatch integrations, and global event coverage. This is crucial for upholding data security and integrity standards across an organization's AWS infrastructure.

This task configures rules for user passwords in your AWS account. This process includes defining requirements for password complexity, expiration, and rotation to enhance account security and manage access controls effectively.

This task makes all users to update their passwords by updating their login profiles, typically following the implementation of a new password policy. This ensures that all user passwords comply with the updated security standards, enhancing overall account security.

This task involves enabling AES-256 server-side encryption on S3 buckets and verifying its activation. This process ensures data security by encrypting contents within the buckets. By default all new buckets created are encrypted but this task beneficial for legacy buckets without encryption enabled.

This task strengthens data security by restricting public read access to specified AWS S3 buckets. It updates Block Public Access settings and ACLs, ensuring data confidentiality. This action aligns with security compliance standards to protect sensitive information.

This task involves setting up and verifying Server Access Logging for AWS S3 buckets. It ensures that logging is active for a bucket, providing detailed records of access requests. This is crucial for security monitoring, compliance with data governance standards, and effective management of AWS resources.

This task selects an existing AWS KMS Customer Master Key (CMK) or creates a new one if none exists. It checks for a CMK with a specific alias, creating a new key for encryption purposes as needed. This ensures enhanced security and compliance in AWS environments.

This task updates the AWS KMS key policy to authorize AWS CloudTrail to encrypt log files using the specified KMS key. The objective is to secure CloudTrail logs with KMS encryption, ensuring enhanced security and compliance. The process involves modifying the KMS key policy to include permissions for CloudTrail operations.

This task updates an AWS CloudTrail trail to use an AWS Key Management Service (KMS) Customer Master Key (CMK) for server-side encryption. It ensures that the trail's logs are encrypted with a specified KMS key, enhancing the security and confidentiality of audit log files. This update is vital for maintaining compliance and robust data protection standards in AWS.

This runbook conducts an audit, ensuring that S3 buckets within AWS do not allow unauthorized public write access. This audit reviews Block Public Access settings, bucket policies, and ACLs to adhere to SOC2's strict data security standards. It aims to identify and rectify any configurations that may compromise data integrity and confidentiality.

This runbook involves a thorough review of S3 bucket configurations to ensure they align with SOC2 standards by prohibiting public read access. It includes checking Block Public Access settings, analyzing bucket policies, and inspecting ACLs to prevent unauthorized data exposure. Essential for maintaining data integrity and confidentiality.