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AWS - Access and Enforce Data Compliance Using AWS Config

Your company’s Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) has called on you to investigate an AWS account. Router logs are showing large amounts of secure shell (SSH) traffic coming in from an unauthorized location. The CISO suspects that servers on the network are being used for crypto currency mining by someone from outside the company. They ask you to remediate any security groups that are allowing unauthorized SSH traffic and turn on detailed monitoring for each instance.

  • Set up AWS Config
  • Remediate the Noncompliant Security Group
  • Remediate the Noncompliant EC2 Instances

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