Check your buckets
“Which S3 buckets are public, unencrypted or have versioning switched off, against ISO 27001 A.8.13, A.8.20 and A.8.24?”
Bring Amazon Web Services into Drova
Find the public buckets and users without MFA in your AWS accounts.
Amazon Web Services holds your cloud accounts, regions, access and security settings. Connect it to Drova through a CloudFormation role and Sheila AI, the AI assistant in Drova, can read that configuration and answer from it.
Questions for your AI assistant, Sheila AI
With Amazon Web Services connected, Sheila AI uses what’s in it as well as what’s in Drova. Ask however you’d normally ask. A few to get you going.
Review IAM access
“List IAM users without MFA and roles with admin access for our access review.”
Prove cloud security
“Propose an effectiveness update for our cloud security control from the current configuration.”
Follow up the failures
“Suggest a task for each account, region or bucket that fails one of those checks.”
Link a bucket to a risk
“Do any public S3 buckets relate to a risk already in our register?”
Privacy and control
Sheila AI works inside the access you already have
Your own permissions apply
You connect by deploying Drova's CloudFormation template in your AWS account and pasting the role ARN it creates into Drova. Sheila AI reads only what that role allows.
Answers come with their sources
Sheila AI points to what she read in Amazon Web Services. Check it whenever you like.
Nothing in Amazon Web Services is changed
Sheila AI reads Amazon Web Services and doesn’t edit it. Her suggestions land in Drova, where you accept the risks, tasks and control updates you want.
Your access stays protected
You give Drova limited access from your own account, and you can remove it there at any time.
You can switch it off
Disconnect Amazon Web Services at any time and the access goes with it. Admins can turn it off for everyone.
How to connect Amazon Web Services to Drova
Start for free
Start a free trial, or sign in if your organisation already uses Drova.
Connect Amazon Web Services
Connect to Amazon Web Services in Settings: deploy Drova’s CloudFormation template in your account and paste the role ARN it creates.
Start asking
Type a question the way you’d say it. Sheila AI answers and points to what she read.
Let Sheila AI answer from Amazon Web Services
Try Drova for free, then connect Amazon Web Services from Settings.
FAQ
Questions about the Amazon Web Services integration
What does the Amazon Web Services integration do?
It connects Amazon Web Services to Drova, so Sheila AI, the AI assistant in Drova, can read your cloud configuration: accounts, regions, IAM and security settings. Connected through a CloudFormation role.
Does Sheila AI change anything in Amazon Web Services?
No. Today Sheila AI only reads from Amazon Web Services. In Drova she suggests risks, tasks and control updates, and nothing is added until you accept it.
Whose access does Sheila AI use?
Yours. Each person connects their own Amazon Web Services account, and Sheila AI reads only what that person can already see. A colleague connects their own account to use it.
How do I set up the Amazon Web Services integration?
Sign in to Drova, then in Settings deploy Drova’s CloudFormation template in your Amazon Web Services account and paste the role ARN it creates.
Can I disconnect Amazon Web Services later?
Yes. You can disconnect Amazon Web Services at any time, and your admin can switch it off for your whole organisation.
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Start a free trial and connect Amazon Web Services from Settings.
