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After Enabling S3 Malware Protection

Overview

The following are steps to complete after enabling S3 Malware on a protected bucket.

Steps

  1. Add Tag-Based Access Control (TBAC) Policy:

    • If you enabled tagging, set up a TBAC policy for the S3 bucket to control access to potentially malicious objects.

  2. Monitor Malware Protection Plan Status:

    • Track the Status column in the GuardDuty console for each protected bucket to ensure the plan is active.

  3. Upload Objects to the Protected Bucket:

    • Use the Amazon S3 console to upload files to the bucket or specific object prefixes covered by Malware Protection.

  4. Monitor S3 Object Scan Status and Results:

    • If GuardDuty is enabled:

      • Malware findings may be generated to indicate the presence of malicious content.

      • Use tools like EventBridge, CloudWatch metrics, and S3 object tags to monitor scan results.

    • If Malware Protection is enabled without GuardDuty:

      • Use the same monitoring options—EventBridge, CloudWatch metrics, and S3 object tags—to track scan outcomes and ensure the health of uploaded objects.

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