Your AWS account has Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) deployed across multiple AWS regions. A VPC is your…
Your VPC endpoint policies restrict access to only trusted AWS accounts. VPC endpoints allow private…
Your VPCs have an interface VPC endpoint configured for the Amazon EC2 service. VPC endpoints allow your…
Your VPC interface endpoints have network interfaces (ENIs) deployed across multiple subnets. Since AWS…
Your VPC endpoint services only allow trusted AWS accounts (principals) to connect. VPC endpoint services…
VPC Flow Logs are enabled for your Virtual Private Clouds. Flow logs capture information about IP traffic…
Your VPC peering route tables follow the principle of least privilege. Instead of routing all traffic or…
Your VPCs have subnets distributed across at least two different Availability Zones (AZs). Spreading your…
VPC subnets do not automatically assign public IPv4 addresses to instances launched within them. When…
Your VPCs have proper network segmentation with at least one public subnet and one private subnet. A…
Both IPsec tunnels in your AWS Site-to-Site VPN connection are active. Each VPN connection includes two…