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Centralized logging and threat detection across accounts

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WHAT IT TESTS: multi-account security architecture. OUTLINE: organization-wide trails ship logs to a locked-down central security account, store in immutable append-only storage, and aggregate threat detection findings centrally with least-privilege…

WHAT IT TESTS: designing a centralized, tamper-resistant security and logging model across many accounts. ANSWER OUTLINE: use an organization to enable account-wide audit trails that deliver logs to a dedicated, tightly restricted security or log-archive account; store logs in immutable, append-only storage with access controls separating producers from readers; aggregate threat-detection findings centrally with a delegated administrator. Cross-account roles grant least-privilege read access for the security team.

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