Ensure Glue job scripts do not contain hardcoded credentials
Job scripts should use IAM roles, Secrets Manager, or Parameter Store for credentials, not hardcoded values.
Security Impact
Hardcoded credentials in scripts are visible in logs, version control, and to anyone with job read permissions.
How to Remediate
Review all job scripts. Replace hardcoded credentials with Secrets Manager references or IAM role-based authentication.
Affected Resources
Compliance Frameworks
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Check Details
- Check ID
- aws-glue-12
- Service
- AWS Glue
- Category
- Secrets Management
- Severity
- CRITICAL
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