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Amazon Inspector suppression rules best practices for AWS Organizations

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This article discusses best practices for using suppression rules in Amazon Inspector to manage vulnerabilities at scale across multiple accounts in AWS Organizations.

Specifically, the article covers:

  • Setting up a delegated admin account for centralized vulnerability scanning with Amazon Inspector across multiple AWS accounts
  • Using suppression rules to filter and prioritize Amazon Inspector findings based on criteria like severity, resource tags, and Amazon Inspector scores
  • Tagging resources with risk levels to enable risk-based prioritization of findings
  • Creating suppression rules based on resource tags and risk exposure levels across different environments like production, development, and sandbox
  • Integrating Amazon Inspector with AWS Security Hub for consolidated visibility of findings
  • Regularly re-evaluating and updating suppression rules as part of continuous vulnerability management


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