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You are correct that AWS Config is limited in terms of the resources and services it covers. But it’s also a trustworthy first party service. Do we get the sou
by bradknowles 5y ago
You are correct that AWS Config is limited in terms of the resources and services it covers. But it’s also a trustworthy first party service.
Do we get the source code for everything in your package?
Do we at least get object code that we can run behind our “firewall” that doesn’t reach out to your servers, and thus risk exposing sensitive information?
Or are you selling a third-party service that collects all the most sensitive information it can possibly collect about our services, and then stores all that collected information in an opaque database somewhere that we have no direct access to and no control of? What happens when there is a breach in your systems and all your records of all your customers are exposed?
- heldsteel7 5y agoVery valid points Brad. Currently it is third party service collecting the data, we reduct the sensitive information. The data is encrypted at rest and we follow best security rules. Though our existing model is SaaS based, we are contemplating to separate the control plane into SaaS model, while keeping data plane within the users account. We want to work with our users feedback for this. Please do try and share your valuable feedback.Thanks!