On January 17, 2023: AWS released two new AWS managed policies for Amazon Detective. AWS managed policies make it easier for users to gain the proper level of permissions to leverage the service for security investigations. AWS managed policies are maintained by AWS to reduce work for customers in managing access permissions for users in specific job roles. For more information on AWS managed policies, you can read AWS managed policies in the IAM User Guide.
AmazonDetectiveMemberAccess is a new AWS managed policy that allows users to view invitations to Detective’s behavior graph, accept or reject invitations, and view how usage contributes to cost.
AmazonDetectiveInvestigatorAccess is a new AWS managed policy designed for security analysts who need to conduct full security investigations, archive Amazon GuardDuty findings, but not manage member accounts.
There is no additional charge for these new AWS managed policies, and they are available today for existing and new Detective customers.
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