Your CloudFront distributions use a custom SSL/TLS certificate instead of the default .cloudfront.net…
Your Amazon CloudFront distributions have a default root object configured. When someone visits your…
Amazon CloudFront distributions have Field-Level Encryption (FLE) enabled. Field-level encryption adds an…
Your Amazon CloudFront distributions have geographic restrictions enabled. Geographic restrictions (also…
Amazon CloudFront distributions enforce secure connections by requiring HTTPS for viewer requests…
Your CloudFront distributions using custom SSL/TLS certificates are configured to use Server Name…
Your Amazon CloudFront distributions have logging enabled. CloudFront can log details about every request…
Your Amazon CloudFront distributions have an origin group configured with at least two origins. Origin…
Your CloudFront distributions encrypt traffic between CloudFront edge locations and your origin servers…
Your CloudFront distributions use Origin Access Control (OAC) when serving content from S3 buckets. OAC…
CloudFront distributions with S3 origins point to S3 buckets that actually exist. When a CloudFront…
CloudFront distributions that allow deprecated SSL/TLS protocol versions (SSLv3, TLSv1, or TLSv1.1) when…
Your Amazon CloudFront distributions have an AWS WAF (Web Application Firewall) web ACL associated. WAF…