Creating A Security Bot

Step 1: Go to Bots Page, by clicking on Bots in the left panel.
Step 2: Click on +New.
Step 3: Select Scheduled Bot.
Step 4: Fill in the fields:

Step	Description	Example
Name	Enter a meaningful name for the bot.	`to-make-s3-buckets-private`
Topic	Topic for the bot.	`Making S3 Buckets Private`
Category	Select the appropriate category.	`Security`
Importance	Choose the level of importance based on your preference, as you will be running this bot.	Any level
Integration	Select AWS and the integration connected earlier. Other fields are optional but can be filled if you wish.	AWS Integration from earlier setup

Step 5: Click on OK.
Step 6: Select the fetcher we made earlier from the dropdown.
Step 7: Click on OK.
Step 8: Click on + on the side of the fetcher box.
Step 9: Click on the pen and paper symbol (edit symbol) of the next box that appeared (evaluator box).
Step 10: Click on +Rule.
Step 11: In the new line, in the first dropdown (from the left), select isPublicWrite.
Step 12: Continue to the other dropdowns in the same line as in Step 11. In the second dropdown, select equal.
Step 13: In the third field, enter True.

Now this rule takes all the S3 buckets that our fetcher brought for us, checks which buckets have their isPublicWrite attribute set to True, and then sends them to the action.

Step 14: Click on OK.
Step 15: Click on the + on the evaluator box.
Step 16: Click on the edit symbol on the action box.
Step 17: Select the automation we created earlier from the dropdown.
Step 18: Click on OK.
Step 19: Click on Create.

Done!

Next step would be running the bot.

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