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Security Workflows for AWS

Generate and run new automated security workflows in seconds with Blink.

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Streamline AWS Security Workflows with Blink Automation

Blink supports 132 out-of-the-box actions across several AWS services, including Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Elastic Block Storage (EBS), Amazon Dynamo DB, Amazon RDS, and more.

Working with AWS native services is seamless. Blink integrates with services such as AWS GuardDuty, AWS Cloud Watch, AWS CloudTrail, AWS Identity and Access Management and many more to help you achieve your security goals.

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Automated Workflows for AWS

In the Blink library, we have compiled 1500 automations that customers can download and run instantly. These automations include workflows for cloud security, compliance, identity & access management, network security, SOC & incident response, and threat hunting.

Cloud Security Workflows
Secure publicly accessible Amazon RDS snapshots
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List all public AWS S3 Buckets
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Validate that AWS Buckets are Encrypted
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Governance, Risk,and Compliance Workflows
Generate CIS V1.5.0 Compliance Report for AWS
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Generate NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) Compliance Report for AWS
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Generate SOC 2 Compliance Report for AWS
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Identity and Access Management Workflows
Validate that MFA is Enabled for All AWS IAM Users
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Ensure IAM User Access Keys are Rotated Every 90 Days or Less in AWS
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Ensure IAM Policies are Attached Only to Groups and Roles in AWS
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Customer Workflow

The security team at ControlUp leverages Blink to automate CrowdStrike compliance workflows across multiple platforms, including AWS and Azure DevOps.

They typed a prompt into Blink Copilot and generated a workflow that runs the following steps:

  1. Lists all EC2 Instances from AWS.
  2. Retrieves the asset name and instance ID from CrowdStrike.
  3. Compiles a list of assets that are not registered in the CrowdStrike tenant.
  4. Creates a new ticket in Azure DevOps containing a list of EC2 instances that require the installation of Crowdstrike so the DevOps team can take action.

With this workflow, the ControlUp security team saves time checking the status of each instance manually and communicating action items to the DevOps team.

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Checking CrowdStrike Installation Compliance Across EC2 Instances
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