Enforced Tagging and Security Incident Management

Key Offerings:

1. Enforced Tagging Compliance: Use SCPs to enforce mandatory tagging policies for all AWS resources across multiple accounts, preventing the creation of untagged resources.

2. Automated Resource Cleanup: Leverage AWS Lambda to automatically delete resources (e.g., EC2, S3) that are created without the required tags.

3. Security Control with AWS Config: Restrict certain ports for sensitive resources like EC2 and RDS by using AWS Config rules, ensuring that resources are not created with unauthorized security settings.

4. Real-Time Security Alerts: Receive immediate alerts via Amazon SNS or CloudWatch when resources are created using restricted ports or fail to meet compliance requirements.

5. Automated Incident Response: Integrate with Lambda to trigger actions such as resource termination or alerts when violations occur, ensuring fast response to security threats.

6. Governance Reporting: Centralized logs and reports for compliance auditing and incident management, stored in Amazon S3.

Used AWS Tools and Services:

IAM (Identity and Access Management): For defining and controlling access to security and governance tools.

Amazon S3: For storing logs and compliance reports related to security incidents and tag compliance.

AWS Lambda: For automating the deletion of non-compliant resources and executing incident response actions.

Amazon EC2 & RDS: For managing and enforcing security policies related to compute and database instances.

AWS Config: For monitoring resource configurations and enforcing security policies related to port restrictions.

Amazon EventBridge: For triggering automated workflows in response to security incidents or policy violations.

AWS CloudWatch: For real-time monitoring, alerting, and logging of security events and resource actions.

AWS Organizations & SCPs: To enforce organizational-level governance policies for tagging compliance and access restrictions.