Amazon GuardDuty Supports Exporting Findings to an Amazon S3 Bucket
Amazon GuardDuty customers can now export findings to Amazon S3 using the GuardDuty management console and API. With findings export, aggregating findings from across regions is simplified. When configured from the GuardDuty master account, customers can export findings from all associated member accounts and all AWS regions to a single customer owned S3 bucket. The S3 bucket used can be in the same account in which GuardDuty is enabled, or in a different AWS account. Once Findings export is configured in each Region, Amazon GuardDuty findings are automatically exported from GuardDuty to the configured Amazon S3 bucket. This feature enhancement gives customers a simplified way to aggregate all findings to a single customer owned Amazon S3 bucket across all accounts and regions for integration with other AWS services, third-party applications, or for long-term retention.
Amazon GuardDuty customers can now export findings to Amazon S3 using the GuardDuty management console and API. With findings export, aggregating findings from across regions is simplified. When configured from the GuardDuty master account, customers can export findings from all associated member accounts and all AWS regions to a single customer owned S3 bucket. The S3 bucket used can be in the same account in which GuardDuty is enabled, or in a different AWS account. Once Findings export is configured in each Region, Amazon GuardDuty findings are automatically exported from GuardDuty to the configured Amazon S3 bucket. This feature enhancement gives customers a simplified way to aggregate all findings to a single customer owned Amazon S3 bucket across all accounts and regions for integration with other AWS services, third-party applications, or for long-term retention.
To learn more, see Findings export in the GuardDuty User Guide.
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You can enable your 30-day free trial of Amazon GuardDuty with a single-click in the AWS Management console. Please see the AWS Regions page for all the regions where GuardDuty is available. To learn more, see Amazon GuardDuty Findings and to start your 30-day free trial, see Amazon GuardDuty Free Trial.