AWS Incident Response Playbooks
Step-by-step runbooks with real AWS CLI commands. Detection → Containment → Eradication → Recovery → Lessons Learned.
By Toc Consulting - AWS Security & Cloud Architecture
Compromised IAM Access Keys
Leaked or stolen long-term credentials
Exposed / Public S3 Bucket
Unintended public access to sensitive data
EC2 Crypto Mining
Unauthorized cryptocurrency mining on EC2 instances
+1Compromised EC2 Instance
Malware, backdoor, or unauthorized access on EC2
Unauthorized Root Account Access
Root credentials compromised or abused
Lambda Function Abuse
Malicious code execution or resource abuse via Lambda
RDS Database Exposure
Database publicly accessible or credentials leaked
Secrets Manager / Credential Leak
Secrets accessed or exfiltrated from Secrets Manager
DDoS Attack
Distributed denial-of-service targeting your AWS workloads
Supply Chain Attack
Compromised dependency or container image
IAM Privilege Escalation
Unauthorized elevation of IAM permissions
Data Exfiltration via DNS/VPC
Covert data theft through DNS tunneling or VPC channels
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