Ensure Security Hub has configured suppression rules appropriately
Suppression rules should be narrowly scoped to specific resources or accounts with valid justification, not broad wildcards.
Security Impact
Broad suppression rules hide security issues across multiple resources, defeating the purpose of security monitoring.
How to Remediate
Review suppression rules for overly broad criteria. Use specific resource IDs rather than wildcards. Document justification.
Affected Resources
Compliance Frameworks
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Check Details
- Check ID
- aws-securityhub-14
- Service
- AWS Security Hub
- Category
- Finding Management
- Severity
- MEDIUM
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