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The data contained in the create_volume_permissions
field is enumerated and the following types of principals are assessed:
user_id
- designates an AWS accountThe control fails if any AWS account present in create_volume_permissions
is not onboarded to Datadog.
Note: If the snapshot is shared with a trusted third-party AWS account that you cannot onboard to Datadog, mute the finding and leave a comment documenting the justification.
To remove external account sharing permissions from Amazon EBS snapshots, follow the steps outlined in the Sharing an Amazon EBS snapshot section of the Amazon EC2 User Guide. For guidance regarding onboarding AWS accounts to Datadog, follow the Datadog AWS integration documentation to onboard the account. Ensure that resource collection and Cloud Security are correctly configured.