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Feature•Mar 5, 2026

AWS Shield network security director findings are now available in AWS Security Hub

AWS Security HubAWS · Security, Identity, & Compliance

Today, AWS Shield announces findings from network security director, currently in preview, are now available in AWS Security Hub. AWS Shield network security director identifies missing or misconfigured network security services like AWS WAF, VPC security groups, and VPC network access control lists (ACLs) in your AWS Organization and provides remediation recommendations.

Network security director findings now also appear in the Inventory section of the Security Hub console. With network security director, you can continuously analyze your network across accounts or organizational units in your AWS Organization, and receive findings highlighting missing or misconfigured network security services per AWS best practices. The severity of each finding is determined based on a combination of the misconfiguration identified and the network topology of the resource the finding is associated with.

To learn more, visit the overview page.

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