Adding AWS Organizations

Procedure

1. Sign in to the Trend Vision One console.
2. In a separate browser tab, sign into your AWS organization account.
3. In the Trend Vision One console, go to Service Management → Cloud Accounts → AWS.
4. Click Add Account.
   The Add AWS Account window appears.
5. Specify the Deployment Type.
   1. For Deployment Method, select CloudFormation.
   2. For account type, select AWS Organization.
   3. Click Next.
6. Specify the general information for the organization.
   1. Specify the Account name to display in the Cloud Accounts app.
      Once the AWS Organization is added, all member accounts without a previously specified alias in AWS receive an automatically generated name in the Cloud Accounts app.
   2. Add a Description to display in Cloud Accounts.
   3. Select the AWS region for CloudFormation template deployment.

      Note The default region is based on your Trend Vision One region. Some features and permissions have limited support for some AWS regions. For more information, see AWS supported regions and limitations.

   4. If you have more than one Server & Workload Protection Manager instance, select the instance to associate with the connected account.

      Note If you only have one Server & Workload Protection Manager instance, the account is automatically associated with that instance.

   5. Click Next.
7. Configure the desired Features and Permissions.

   Important Agentless Vulnerability & Threat Detection and XDR for Cloud - AWS VPC Flow Logs are pre-release sub-features and are not part of the existing features of an official commercial or general release. Please review the Pre-release Sub-Feature Disclaimer before using the sub-features. Cloud Response for AWS and Real-Time Posture Monitoring require XDR for Cloud - AWS CloudTrail to be enabled for your account. As of November 2023, AWS private and freemium accounts only allow a maximum of 10 Lambda executions. Container Protection deployment requires at least 20 concurrent Lambda executions. Please verify your AWS account status before enabling this feature. Only the features and permissions listed here support deployment to organization managed accounts. If you want to enable additional features and permissions on an account, you must connect the account individually before connecting the organization account.

   • Core Features: Connect your AWS account to Trend Vision One to discover your cloud assets and rapidly identify risks such as compliance and security best practice violations in your cloud infrastructure.
   • Agentless Vulnerability & Threat Detection: Deploy Agentless Vulnerability & Threat Detection in your AWS account to scan for vulnerabilities and malware in EBS volumes attached to EC2 instances, ECR images, and Lambda functions with zero impact to your applications.
     Click Scanner Configuration to choose the resource types to scan and whether to scan for vulnerabilities, malware, or both. Both are enabled by default. Three AWS resource types are currently supported: EBS (Elastic Block Store), ECR (Elastic Container Registry), and AWS Lambda.
   • Container Protection for Amazon ECS: Deploy Trend Vision One Container Security in your AWS account to protect your containers and container images in Elastic Container Service (ECS) environments. Trend Vision One Container Security uncovers threats and vulnerabilities, protects your runtime environment, and enforces deployment policies.
   • Cloud Response for AWS: Allow Trend Vision One permission to take response actions to contain incidents within your cloud account, such as revoking access for suspicious IAM users. Additional response actions leverage integration with third party ticketing systems.
   • Real-Time Posture Monitoring: Deploy Real-Time Posture Monitoring in your AWS account to provide live monitoring with instant alerts for activities and events within your cloud environment.
   • XDR for Cloud - AWS VPC Flow Logs: Enable VPC Flow Log Monitoring in your AWS account to collect your Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) flow logs enabling Trend Vision One to gather insight into your VPC traffic, with detection models to identify and provide alerts on malicious IP traffic, SSH brute force attacks, data exfiltration, and more. Review VPC Flow Logs recommendations and requirements before enabling the feature.
8. Click Next.
9. Launch the CloudFormation template in the AWS console.
   1. If you want to review the stack template before launching, click Download and Review Template.
   2. Click Launch Stack.
      The AWS management console opens in a new tab and displays the Quick Create Stack screen.
10. In the AWS management console, complete the steps in the Quick Create Stack screen.
    1. If you want to use a name other than the default, specify a new Stack name.
    2. In the Parameters section, specify the following parameters: AWS Account ID or the Organizational Unit (OU) ID in the OrganizationID field.
       • OrganizationID: type in the AWS Account ID or the Organizational Unit (OU) ID of the organization account.
       • (Optional) OrganizationExcludedAccounts: type in the account IDs of any AWS account within the organization you want to exclude from the monitoring features within the stack.
         Use this parameter field to exclude accounts you do not want monitored, or for accounts you want to use a different feature configuration. You can connect excluded accounts to the Cloud Accounts app individually. Type accounts as a list separated by a comma (,) with no spacing. For example, 123456789012,345678901234

       Important The OrganizationExcludedAccounts parameter must only contain account IDs within the organization. Adding an account ID for an account that is not managed by the organization might cause the stack deployment to fail. Do not change any other settings in the Parameters section. CloudFormation automatically provides the settings for the parameters. Changing parameters might cause stack creation to fail.

    3. In the Capabilities section, select the following acknowledgments:
       • I acknowledge that AWS CloudFormation might create IAM resources with custom names.
       • I acknowledge that AWS CloudFormation might require the following capability: CAPABILITY_AUTO_EXPAND.
    4. Click Create Stack.
       The Stack details screen for the new stack appears with the Events tab displayed. Creation might take a few minutes. Click Refresh to check the progress.
11. In the Trend Vision One console, click Done.
    The organization and associated member accounts appear in Cloud Accounts once the CloudFormation template deployment successfully completes. Refresh the screen to update the table.