Search result for 'VPC'

This task focuses on scrutinizing default security groups in AWS VPCs to identify and flag those allowing unauthorized traffic. It serves as a critical measure to pinpoint security groups that deviate from the no-traffic policy, ensuring adherence to stringent network security protocols in VPC environments.

This task involves configuring the default security groups within AWS VPCs to strictly enforce a no-traffic policy. It entails systematically updating the security group rules to block all inbound and outbound traffic, ensuring compliance with stringent network security protocols.

This task enumerates all Virtual Private Clouds across every AWS region in an account. This task is essential for network management, security audits, and resource tracking, especially in large-scale environments. It provides details like VPC IDs, CIDR blocks, and associated resources for each VPC.

This runbook conducts a thorough audit of default security groups in all AWS VPCs, ensuring they disallow any inbound or outbound traffic. It identifies and automatically remediates non-compliant groups to enforce stringent network security standards. The process enhances overall VPC security by adhering to a strict no-traffic policy in default security groups.

This task identifies AWS NAT gateways that have not transferred any data in the past week or threshold, deeming them as "unused", and filters them out for potential optimization or deletion.

This task involves using the boto3 to programmatically iterate over all AWS regions, retrieve, and list details of all Network Address Translation (NAT) gateways present in an AWS account.

This runbook identifies and removes inactive NAT gateways to optimize AWS costs. By eliminating unused resources, it streamlines infrastructure management and reduces unnecessary charges.

This task identifies Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) in an AWS environment that lack active Flow Logs. This task is essential for security and compliance, ensuring that network traffic is monitored and logged. It involves checking each VPC's Flow Logs status and isolating those without the feature, helping to prioritize security enhancements and network monitoring strategies.

This task activates a logging feature for Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) in AWS. This feature records and stores information about the network traffic flowing through the VPC, aiding in security monitoring, traffic analysis, and troubleshooting. The collected data can be sent to Amazon CloudWatch Logs or Amazon S3 for retention and analysis.