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Runtime Monitoring for Amazon EC2 instances - Amazon GuardDuty

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How Runtime Monitoring works with Amazon EC2 instances - Amazon GuardDuty View a markdown version of this page How Runtime Monitoring works with Amazon EC2 instances - Amazon GuardDuty Documentation Amazon GuardDuty Amazon GuardDuty User Guide Use automated agent configuration (recommended) Manage security agent manually Next step How Runtime Monitoring works with Amazon EC2 instances Your Amazon EC2 instances can run multiple types of applications and workloads in your AWS environment. When you enable Runtime Monitoring and manage the GuardDuty security agent, GuardDuty helps you detect threa

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