ACAI PROVISIO offers a Terraform-native solution for precise AWS account hardening and baselining at scale, enhancing cloud security and governance.
To maintain your individual AWS Security Hub baseline, it is recommended to tailor your Security Hub Controls and to individually process the generated findings.
This post will introduce a LLM-Based Chatbot to create query expressions to work with the ACF Account Context Cache.
This post explores using least privilege principles to manage AWS Core Account resources via Infrastructure as Code (IaC). Least privilege, key to many security frameworks, ensures individuals and processes have only essential permissions. Standards like ISO 27001, NIST 800-53, and PCI DSS promote this to reduce unauthorized access and data breach risks.
AWS has released its official Prescriptive Guidance on AWS Cloud Security Maturity. This post outlines a real-life architecture based on Terraform.
This post explains, why we are in favor of using Amazon EventBridge Rules for monitoring the recommended CIS AWS Monitoring controls.
The following blog-post introduces the ACAI Lab – Secure AWS Landing Zone. It lets you experience a live AWS Landing Zone deployment.
Keeping grip on the current level of security can be a challenge. AWS provides a great tool to get a consolidated overview, particularly in AWS Landing Zone architectures: AWS Security Hub
AWS Landing Zone – Security & Governance Blueprint
Every AWS account comes with a root user – it is the most powerful user of your AWS account and cannot be disabled. So it is worth spending some time thinking about it.