MEDIUM

Ensure AWS Config rules have remediation configured

Non-compliant Config rules should have automatic or manual remediation actions.

Security Impact

Without remediation, non-compliant resources require manual intervention.

How to Remediate

Configure remediation actions using SSM Automation documents for non-compliant resources.

Affected Resources

AWS::Config::RemediationConfiguration

Compliance Frameworks

SOC 2PCI-DSSNIST 800-53

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Check Details

Check ID
aws-config-8
Service
AWS Config
Category
Remediation
Severity
MEDIUM

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