A logistics company hosts a web application on Amazon EC2 instances within a public subnet of a VPC. The security team needs a solution to detect potential SSH brute-force attempts and malicious port scans from the internet. Additionally, they want to ensure that any unauthorized modifications to the VPC subnets' Network Access Control Lists (NACLs) are automatically detected and flagged as non-compliant. Which combination of actions should a solutions architect recommend to meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Enable Amazon GuardDuty to monitor and analyze VPC Flow Logs for anomalous network behaviors, such as SSH brute-force attacks and port scanning.Cevap
- Deploy an AWS Config rule to track configuration changes of Network ACLs and evaluate compliance against the company's security baseline.Cevap
- CConfigure stateless security groups to block inbound traffic and automatically log return traffic on ephemeral ports to track malicious sources.
- DEnable AWS Shield Advanced to analyze Layer 7 application traffic and automatically block SQL injection and SSH brute-force attacks.
- EGenerate access keys for the AWS account root user to run a cron job on an EC2 instance that queries and logs changes to the Network ACLs.
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Enable Amazon GuardDuty to monitor and analyze VPC Flow Logs, and deploy an AWS Config rule to track configuration changes of Network ACLs.
Enabling Amazon GuardDuty allows the logistics company to leverage intelligent threat detection that automatically monitors VPC Flow Logs to identify malicious activities like SSH brute-force attempts and port scans. Concurrently, deploying an AWS Config rule enables continuous compliance tracking by monitoring configuration changes to resource types like Network ACLs and flagging any unauthorized changes that deviate from the defined baseline, aligning with the AWS Well-Architected Framework's security pillar.
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Continuous security monitoring using AWS GuardDuty for network threats and AWS Config for configuration compliance.
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