AWS Security Hub is a simple way to collect all of your security data within your AWS Cloud environment.
There are some challenges associated with the service. Namely, getting a handle on a lot of findings from a number of different regions and accounts.
Recently, David Hessler at AWS posted a solution over the AWS Security Blog. My thoughts on that solution in a way-to-big Twitter thread ๐
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