Workload Security supports the use of AWS Config Rules to query the status of your
AWS instances. This can be especially useful if you want to have a centralized view
into whether your instances meet certain compliance requirements.
There are four Lambda functions available from the Deep Security AWS Config Rules Repository on GitHub:
- ds-IsInstanceProtectedByAntiMalware checks whether the current instance is protected by the Workload Security Anti-Malware module.
- ds-IsInstanceProtectedBy checks whether the current instance is protected by any of the Workload Security protection modules. This is a generic version of ds-IsInstanceProtectedByAntiMalware.
- ds-DoesInstanceHavePolicy checks whether the current instance is protected by a specific Workload Security policy.
- ds-IsInstanceClear checks whether the current instance has any warnings, alerts, or errors in Workload Security.
For more information about using AWS Config Rules with Workload Security, including
a helpful video that walks you through the process of setting up a rule, see Deploying AWS Config Rules for Deep Security. For more information about AWS Config, see the AWS Config section of the Amazon AWS website.