Access keys are long-term credentials for an AWS user. One of the best ways to protect your account is to ensure access keys are rotated periodically. This article provides a walkthrough of how to rotate Access keys for an IAM user using AWS CLI.
Access keys for IAM users should be created only if there is a requirement and disabled or deleted afterwards if there won't be any further usage. In this article we take a look at how to deactivate Access keys for an IAM user using AWS CLI.
Enabling DNSSEC signing increases trust between the user and the target AWS account ensuring that the integrity of the DNS record has not been tampered with and users are receiving information from the correct source. This article provides a step by step guide to enable DNSSEC signing in Route53 using AWS CLI.
An AWS ELB with HTTP Desync mitigation mode set to **monitor** could allow a class of HTTP desynchronization attacks against the web server behind the Load Balancer. This article provides a step by step guide on how you can check and update the HTTP Desync mitigation mode for your ELB to a more secure option using AWS CLI.
IAM password policies can be used to enforce minimum password length to ensure password complexity. This article provides the step by step guide on how you can update your IAM password policy using AWS CLI.
