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Amazon Inspector: 7 Things You GOT To Know (AWS) 😳

Amazon Inspector is a vulnerability management service that continually scans AWS workloads for software vulnerabilities and unintended network exposure. Hi Guys, this is Abi from GokceDB and in this video, you are going to learn 7 things about the Amazon Inspector in AWS. Let's get into it. 1. Amazon Inspector automatically discovers running EC2 instances, container images, and Lambda functions at scale and immediately starts assessing them for known vulnerabilities. 2. The service calculates a highly contextualized Inspector risk score for each finding and uses it to prioritize the most critical vulnerabilities. This improves remediation response efficiency. 3. All findings are aggregated to the Amazon Inspector console and pushed to AWS Security Hub and Amazon EventBridge to automate workflows. Vulnerabilities found in container images are sent to Amazon ECR for resource owners to view and remediate. 4. The service offers one-click onboarding and integration with AWS Organization. You can start Amazon Inspector across multiple accounts with just one click in the Amazon Inspector console or a single API call. 5. All workloads are continually rescanned when a new CVE or Common vulnerabilities and exposures information is published or when there are changes in the workload such as installation of a new software in an EC2 instance. 6. Amazon Inspector supports the suppression of findings based on criteria you define. You can create these suppression rules to suppress findings that your organization deems as an acceptable risk. 7. The service automatically detects if a vulnerability has been patched or remediated. Once detected, Amazon Inspector automatically changes the state of the finding to “Closed” without manual intervention. In summary, Amazon Inspector offers automated and continual vulnerability management at scale for your AWS workloads. There you have it. #AmazonInspector #GokceDB