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Security Groups Unrestricted Common Ports Check

A Config rule that checks whether security groups in use do not allow restricted incoming TCP traffic to the specified ports. This rule applies only to IPv4.

This config rule supports the following parameters:

  • blockedPort1
    • Required: No
    • Type: int
    • Description:Blocked TCP port number. The default of 20 corresponds to File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Data Transfer.
    • Default Value: 20
  • blockedPort2
    • Required: No
    • Type: int
    • Description:Blocked TCP port number. The default of 21 corresponds to File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Command Control.
    • Default Value: 21
  • blockedPort3
    • Required: No
    • Type: int
    • Description:Blocked TCP port number. The default of 3389 corresponds to Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
    • Default Value: 3389
  • blockedPort4
    • Required: No
    • Type: int
    • Description:Blocked TCP port number. The default of 3306 corresponds to MySQL protocol.
    • Default Value: 3306
  • blockedPort5
    • Required: No
    • Type: int
    • Description:Blocked TCP port number. The default of 4333 corresponds to MySQL protocol.
    • Default Value: 4333
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A configuration package to enable AWS security logging and activity monitoring services: AWS CloudTrail, AWS Config, and Amazon GuardDuty. The package also includes an S3 bucket to store CloudTrail and Config history logs, as well as an optional CloudWatch log group to receive CloudTrail logs.
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Configuration to enable AWS Config including support configuration such as S3 Buckets and Iam Roles as required. AWS Config is a service that enables you to assess, audit, and evaluate the configurations of your AWS resources. Config continuously monitors and records your AWS resource configurations and allows you to automate the evaluation of recorded configurations against desired configurations.
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Amazon EC2 Monitoring Package
A configuration package to monitor EC2 related API activity as well as configuration compliance rules to ensure the security of Amazon EC2 configuration. The package includes Config Rules, CloudWatch Alarms, and CloudWatch Event Rules, and uses SNS to deliver email notifications. The package also includes configuration to enable the required AWS logging services: AWS CloudTrail, Config, and CloudWatch log groups.
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Enable AWS Logging Services
A configuration package to enable AWS security logging and activity monitoring services: AWS CloudTrail, AWS Config, and Amazon GuardDuty. The package also includes an S3 bucket to store CloudTrail and Config history logs, as well as an optional CloudWatch log group to receive CloudTrail logs.
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AWS Config
Configuration to enable AWS Config including support configuration such as S3 Buckets and Iam Roles as required. AWS Config is a service that enables you to assess, audit, and evaluate the configurations of your AWS resources. Config continuously monitors and records your AWS resource configurations and allows you to automate the evaluation of recorded configurations against desired configurations.
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Amazon EC2 Monitoring Package
A configuration package to monitor EC2 related API activity as well as configuration compliance rules to ensure the security of Amazon EC2 configuration. The package includes Config Rules, CloudWatch Alarms, and CloudWatch Event Rules, and uses SNS to deliver email notifications. The package also includes configuration to enable the required AWS logging services: AWS CloudTrail, Config, and CloudWatch log groups.
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