A. Use Amazon GuardDuty to detect suspicious communication. Use an Amazon DynamoDB table to store IP addresses of suspected malicious hosts. Use AWS. Lambda functions to update the DynamoDB table and to update an AWS WAF web ACL rule to block the traffic.
B. Use Amazon GuardDuty to detect suspicious communication. Use an Amazon DynamoDB table to store IP addresses of suspected malicious hosts. Use AWS Lambda functions to update the DynamoDB table and to update an AWS Network Firewall rule group to block the traffic. Most Voted
C. Use Amazon Inspector to detect suspicious communication. Use an Amazon DynamoDB table to store IP addresses of suspected malicious hosts. Use AWS Lambda functions to update the DynamoDB table and to update an AWS WAF web ACL rule to block the traffic.
D. Use Traffic Mirroring. Direct the mirrored traffic to an Amazon EC2 instance that has the Amazon Inspector agent configured to search for suspicious communication. Use an Amazon DynamoDB table to store IP addresses of suspected malicious hosts. Use AWS Lambda functions to update the DynamoDB table and to update an AWS Network Firewall rule group to block the traffic.