Question 830
A business wants to report suspected abusive traffic that appears to originate from an AWS-hosted resource. What follow-up practice BEST maintains the desired outcome?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Preserve logs and follow abuse reporting procedures. This continuing control fits because Abuse reporting routes suspected harmful activity for provider investigation; it is not a customer WAF rule. The associated appropriate response is: Use the designated AWS abuse reporting or Trust and Safety process. An observable check is: A properly scoped report contains evidence and reaches the AWS reporting channel.
Incorrect Answers
Shield focuses on DDoS protection rather than application data access policy. In this question, however, abuse reporting routes suspected harmful activity for provider investigation; it is not a customer WAF rule. The answer that meets the requirement is: Preserve logs and follow abuse reporting procedures.
AWS publishes service-specific security guidance outside account-level detection dashboards. In this question, however, abuse reporting routes suspected harmful activity for provider investigation; it is not a customer WAF rule. The answer that meets the requirement is: Preserve logs and follow abuse reporting procedures.
Security Hub improves centralized visibility but detectors still produce their own findings. In this question, however, abuse reporting routes suspected harmful activity for provider investigation; it is not a customer WAF rule. The answer that meets the requirement is: Preserve logs and follow abuse reporting procedures.