DataCop is an AWS framework designed to mitigate S3 bucket attack vectors through automated security controls based on customer configuration. The framework integrates with AWS Macie to automatically block S3 buckets containing personally identifiable information (PII) or classified data. The tool provides event-driven S3 bucket blocking capabilities and supports third-party integrations including Trend Micro CloudOne File Storage Security (FSS). DataCop uses AWS CDK for infrastructure provisioning, enabling automated deployment of security controls. Key capabilities include configurable settings for bucket blocking policies, scalable architecture that can adapt to varying workloads, and extensible design to accommodate additional security services. The framework operates through event-driven mechanisms that respond to security findings and automatically implement protective measures. Installation requires Python 3.8+ and proper configuration of the config.ini file, which contains essential settings for the framework's operation. The tool is designed for organizations seeking to implement automated S3 security controls within their AWS environment.
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