When implementing network security checks for serverless functions like AWS Lambda, ensure you target the core function resources rather than just their endpoints. Security checks for configurations like CORS policies should be applied to the primary Lambda resources (`AWS::Lambda::Function`, `aws_lambda_function`) rather than only their URL interfaces...
When implementing network security checks for serverless functions like AWS Lambda, ensure you target the core function resources rather than just their endpoints. Security checks for configurations like CORS policies should be applied to the primary Lambda resources (AWS::Lambda::Function
, aws_lambda_function
) rather than only their URL interfaces (AWS::Lambda::Url
, aws_lambda_function_url
).
This ensures comprehensive coverage of potential security vulnerabilities across your serverless architecture.
Example correction:
# Instead of:
value:
- "AWS::Lambda::Url"
# Use:
value:
- "AWS::Lambda::Function"
This approach applies across infrastructure-as-code platforms including CloudFormation and Terraform.
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