Cloudanix
AWS Cloudwatch Audit
CloudWatch Events should be used to help you respond to operational changes within your AWS resources.
AWS CloudWatch Events Should Be Used
CloudWatch Events should be used to help you respond to operational changes within your AWS resources.
AWS Config Changes Alarm
AWS Config configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
AWS Console Sign In Without MFA Should Be Monitored
AWS Console Sign-In Requests Without MFA should be monitored using CloudWatch Events.
AWS Organizations Changes Alarm
Amazon Organizations changes should be monitored using AWS CloudWatch alarms.
Authorization Failures Alarm
Any unauthorized API calls made within your AWS account should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
CMK Disabled or Scheduled for Deletion Alarm
AWS CMK configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
CloudTrail Changes Alarm
Aall AWS CloudTrail configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
Console Sign-in Failures Alarm
Your AWS Console authentication process should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
EC2 Instance Changes Alarm
AWS EC2 instance changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
EC2 Large Instance Changes Alarm
AWS EC2 large instance changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
IAM Policy Changes Alarm
AWS IAM policy configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
Internet Gateway Changes Alarm
AWS VPC Customer/Internet Gateway configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
Network ACL Changes Alarm
AWS Network ACLs configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
Root Account Usage Alarm
Root Account Usage should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
Route Table Changes Alarm
AWS Route Tables configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
S3 Bucket Changes Alarm
AWS S3 Buckets configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
Security Group Changes Alarm
AWS security groups configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
VPC Changes Alarm
AWS VPCs configuration changes should be monitored using CloudWatch alarms.
Event Bus Should Not Be Exposed
Your AWS CloudWatch event bus should not be exposed to everyone.
EventBus Should Not Allow Cross Account Access
AWS CloudWatch event buses should not allow unknown cross-account access for delivery of events.
CloudWatch Alarm for VPC Flow Logs Metric Filter
A CloudWatch alarm should be created for the VPC Flow Logs metric filter and an alarm action should be configured.
Metric Filter for VPC Flow Logs CloudWatch Log Group
A log metric filter for the CloudWatch group assigned to the VPC Flow Logs should be created.
Security for your Code, Cloud and Data
Cloudanix replaces your 5-6 disjointed security tools within 30 minutes.
Get StartedCLOUDANIX
Insights from Cloudanix
Explore guides, checklists, and blogs that simplify cloud security and help you secure your infrastructure.
Case Studies
Real-world success stories where Cloudanix helped organizations secure their cloud infrastructure. Watch how we made a d...
What is CSPM?
Understand what Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) is and how it automates security and compliance across cloud en...
CASB, CSPM, SIEM: Cloud Security Essentials
Understand how CASB, CSPM, and SIEM work together to enhance your cloud security posture and ensure better governance.
What is Cloud Audit?
In-depth assessment of cloud environment for security, compliance, and optimization. Identify vulnerabilities, ensure da...
Top 10 Challenges of CSPM
Cloud environments are getting more complex and dynamic day by day, making it difficult to gain complete visibility into...
Cloudanix docs
Cloudanix offers you a single dashboard to secure your workloads. Learn how to set up Cloudanix for your cloud platform ...
Changelog
A complete history of changes, improvements, and fixes for Cloudanix. Subscribe to get notified about the latest updates...