Enable standards only when explicitly specified #47
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@ryanholland Would you please review and merge if ok? Thanks |
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+1 for this PR. By default(current behavior), both CIS and AWS best practice standards are enabled. With this change, you can opt-in which standards are enabled(see #61). |
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Issue #, if available:
Standards are enabled by default when enabling Security Hub, this is not a wanted behaviour when user did not specify enable_standards flag.
Description of changes:
This change ensure that standards are not enabled when enabling Security Hub unless explicitly specified.
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