Ensure Route 53 domains have auto-renewal enabled
Domain auto-renewal prevents accidental domain expiration which can lead to service disruption and domain hijacking by malicious actors.
Security Impact
Expired domains can be registered by attackers, leading to service outages, phishing attacks, and brand reputation damage.
How to Remediate
Enable auto-renewal for all registered domains in Route 53. Set up billing alerts to ensure payment methods are valid.
Affected Resources
Compliance Frameworks
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Check Details
- Check ID
- aws-route53-3
- Service
- Amazon Route 53
- Category
- Domain Management
- Severity
- MEDIUM
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