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Applies to: Microsoft Cloud App Security
This article provides instructions for connecting your existing Amazon Web Services (AWS) account to Microsoft Cloud App Security using the connector APIs. For information about how Cloud App Security protects AWS, see Protect AWS.
Setting up macOS apps for Amazon WorkMail. Open System Preferences. Choose Internet Accounts. Choose Exchange. Do one of the following: If using macOS Mojave or later version – Enter your full name and email address, choose Sign In, then choose Configure Manually or Sign In. If using macOS High. If you use macOS, you can add your Amazon WorkMail account to use with macOS apps such as Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Reminders, and Notes. To connect your Amazon WorkMail account to your macOS app Open System Preferences.
You can connect one or both of the following AWS to Cloud App Security connections:
- Security auditing: This connection gives you visibility into and control over AWS app use.
- Security configuration: This connection gives you fundamental security recommendations based on the Center for Internet Security (CIS) benchmark for AWS.
Since you can add either or both of the connections, the steps in this article are written as independent instructions. If you have already added one of the connections, where relevant edit the existing configurations.
How to connect AWS Security auditing to Cloud App Security
Use the following steps to configure your AWS auditing and then connect it to Cloud App Security.
Step 1: Configure Amazon Web Services auditing
- In your Amazon Web Services console, under Security, Identity & Compliance, click IAM.
- Select Users and then click Add user.
- In the Details step, provide a new user name for Cloud App Security. Make sure that under Access type you select Programmatic access and click Next Permissions.
- Click on the JSON tab:
- Paste the following script into the provided area:
- Click Review policy.
- Provide a Name and click Create policy.
- Back in the Add user screen, refresh the list if necessary, and select the user you created, and click Next Review.
- If all the details are correct, click Create user.
- When you get the success message, click Download .csv to save a copy of the new user's credentials, you need these later.
- In the AWS console, click Services and then under Management Tools click CloudTrail.If you haven't used CloudTrail before, click Get Started and set it up by providing a name and selecting the appropriate S3 bucket and click Turn On. To make sure you have complete coverage, set Apply to all regions to Yes.You should see the new CloudTrail name in the Trails list.NoteAfter connecting AWS, you'll receive events for seven days prior to connection. If you just enabled CloudTrail, you'll receive events from the time you enabled CloudTrail.
Step 2: Connect Amazon Web Services auditing to Cloud App Security
- In the Cloud App Security portal, click Investigate and then Connected apps.
- In the App connectors page, to provide the AWS connector credentials, do one of the following:For a new connector
- Click the plus sign followed by Amazon Web Services.
- In the pop-up, provide a name for the connector, and then click Connect Amazon Web Services.
- On the Connect Amazon Web services page, select Security auditing, paste the Access key and Secret key from the .csv file into the relevant fields, and click Connect.
For an existing connector- In the list of connectors, on the row in which the AWS connector appears, click Connect security auditing.
- On the Connect Amazon Web Services page, paste the Access key and Secret key from the .csv file into the relevant fields, and click Connect.
- Click Test API to make sure the connection succeeded.Testing may take a couple of minutes. When it's finished, you get a success or failure notification. After receiving a success notice, click Done.
How to connect AWS security configuration to Cloud App Security
Connecting AWS security configuration gives you insights into fundamental security recommendations based on the Center for Internet Security (CIS) benchmark for AWS.
Follow these steps to connect AWS security configuration to Cloud App Security.
Set up AWS Security Hub
To view security recommendations for multiple regions, repeat the following steps for each relevant region.
Note
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If you are using a master account, repeat these steps to configure the master account and all connected member accounts across all relevant regions.
- Enable AWS Config.
- Enable AWS Security Hub.
- Verify that there is data flowing to the Security Hub.NoteWhen you first enable Security Hub, it may take several hours for data to be available.
Connect AWS Security configuration to Cloud App Security
Before you can connect AWS security configuration, make sure that you have set up your AWS environment to collect fundamental security and compliance recommendations.
Note
If you are using an AWS master account, use the following steps to connect the master account. Connecting your master account allows you to receive recommendations for all member accounts across all regions.
Step 1: Configure Amazon Web Services security configuration
- Follow the How to connect AWS Security auditing steps to get to the permissions page.
- On the permissions page, click Attach existing policies directly, apply the AWSSecurityHubReadOnlyAccess and SecurityAudit policies, and then click Next Tags.
- Optional: Add tags to the user.NoteAdding tags to the user won't affect the connection.
- Click Next Review.
- If all the details are correct, click Create user.
- When you get the success message, click Download .csv to save a copy of the Access key ID and the Secret access key, you need these later.
Step 2: Connect Amazon Web Services security configuration to Cloud App Security
- In Cloud App Security, click Investigate, and then select Connected apps.
- In the Security configuration apps tab, click the plus button, and then select Amazon Web Services.
- In the Instance name page, choose the instance type, and then click Next.
- For an existing connector, choose the relevant instance.
- For a new connector, provide a name for the instance.
- In the Account details page, paste the Access key and Secret key from the .csv file into the relevant fields, and then click Next.
- In the Finished page, make sure the connection succeeded, and then click Finished.
If you have any problems connecting the app, see Troubleshooting App Connectors.
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