Uncover blind spots in AWS data plane operations with CloudTrail Event Coverage
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AWS CloudTrail introduces Event Coverage, a new console experience that gives customers visibility into their data plane operations coverage at the account and organization level.
- View which AWS services and resource types have data event logging enabled or disabled
- Identify gaps in logging posture without manually scanning multiple accounts
- Track data plane operations like S3 object-level GetObject and PutObject calls
- Detect unauthorized data access and exfiltration attempts
- Subscribe to data events directly from the dashboard to close coverage gaps
- Available in all commercial AWS Regions where CloudTrail is supported
Event Coverage simplifies security monitoring by consolidating visibility across all supported data event sources, reducing blind spots in multi-account environments.
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