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Revision as of 15:00, 22 November 2021
AWS CloudTrail (Nov 2019)[1] Insights is designed to automatically analyze management events from your CloudTrail trails to establish a baseline for normal behavior, and then raise issues by generating Insights events when it detects unusual patterns
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See also
- AWS CloudTrail:
aws cloudtrail[get-event-selectors | lookup-events | list-trails | create-trail | add-tags | delete-trail | describe-trails | get-trail-status | put-event-selectors | put-insight-selectors | remove-tags | start-logging | stop-logging | update-trail | validate-logs | create-event-data-store | list-public-keys | list-tags] - AWS CloudTrail, AWS CloudTrail Insights, CloudTrail Events, AWS CloudTrail Lake
- AWS security, AWS Security Hub, AWS CloudTrail, Amazon GuardDuty, Amazon Detective, AWS WAF, AWS Audit Manager, Amazon Fraud Detector, Cloudsploit, AWS Certified Security - Specialty, AWS Security Assurance Services, AWS GDPR, Amazon Inspector, AWS Network Firewall
- AWS, AWS Management & Governance, AWS Organizations, AWS CloudTrail, AWS Control Tower, AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM), AWS Service Catalog, AWS Landing Zone, AWS SSO
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