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AWS Security Stories #02: AWS Trusted Advisor

AWS Trusted Advisor provides recommendations that help you follow AWS best practices. AWS Trusted Advisor can be used for the following purposes

  • Cost Optimization
  • Performance Optimization
  • Monitor Service Limits
  • Fault Tolerance / Improve Reliability
  • Improve Security

AWS Basic Support and AWS Developer Support customers can access core security checks and all checks for service quotas. AWS Business Support and AWS Enterprise Support customers can access all checks.

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Trusted Advisor might recommend that you enable various AWS security features, close any gaps, and examine your permissions. Trusted Advisor checks sourced from AWS Security Hub. After you enable AWS Security Hub for your AWS account, you can view your security controls and their findings in the Trusted Advisor console.

You can use Security Hub controls to identify security vulnerabilities in your account in the same way that you can use Trusted Advisor checks.

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