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Introducing the Amazon GuardDuty investigation agent: on-demand AI-powered threat assessment

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This article introduces the Amazon GuardDuty investigation agent, an AI-powered tool now in public preview that automates security threat assessment across AWS environments.

  • Reduces investigation time from hours to minutes by automating correlation of security findings across multiple data sources
  • Provides structured assessments including risk levels, confidence scores, MITRE ATT&CK mappings, and actionable remediation recommendations
  • Accessible via AWS Management Console, CLI, APIs, SDKs, and integrated with AWS MCP server for AI-powered workflows
  • Supports investigation scoping by specific finding, individual account, or entire organization
  • Uses Cross-Region Inference Service to process findings while keeping data encrypted and stored in originating region
  • Available in 10 AWS regions; free during public preview with limits of 10 investigations per account daily
  • Can integrate into existing SIEM and automation pipelines via EventBridge and Lambda for enriched threat intelligence

The investigation agent enables security teams to shift focus from manual log correlation to validating assessments and responding to confirmed threats.



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