You want to improve your cloud security by automatically aggregating findings from multiple AWS accounts into one Security Hub dashboard. What should you do?

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AWS - Advanced Security

AManually copy findings from each account to a central S3 bucket

BCreate IAM users in each account and share credentials

CUse EC2 instances to collect and forward security data

DEnable Security Hub in the master account and invite member accounts to send findings

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand Security Hub multi-account setup
Security Hub supports a master-member model where a master account aggregates findings from member accounts.
Step 2: Evaluate other options for aggregation
Creating IAM users or manual copying is inefficient and insecure; EC2 instances are not used for this aggregation.
Final Answer:
Enable Security Hub in the master account and invite member accounts to send findings -> Option D
Quick Check:
Multi-account aggregation = master invites members [OK]

Quick Trick: Use master account to aggregate member findings [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Trying manual copying of findings
Using IAM users instead of Security Hub invitations
Relying on EC2 instances for aggregation

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You want to improve your cloud security by automatically aggregating findings from multiple AWS accounts into one Security Hub dashboard. What should you do?

Step 1: Understand Security Hub multi-account setup

Step 2: Evaluate other options for aggregation

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