AWS controltower documentation change
Summary
Replaced 'AWS CloudFormation' with 'CloudFormation' in 7 locations for terminology consistency
Security assessment
Changes are branding/nomenclature updates only. Security controls (SCPs, Config Rules) remain unchanged with identical functionality. No security implications.
Diff
diff --git a/controltower/latest/controlreference/control-details.md b/controltower/latest/controlreference/control-details.md index b1f592f2d..99e386da9 100644 --- a//controltower/latest/controlreference/control-details.md +++ b//controltower/latest/controlreference/control-details.md @@ -23 +23 @@ In each **Control details** page of the console, you can find the following deta - * **Implementation** – The underlying implementation method for this control, such as SCP, AWS Config managed rule, or AWS CloudFormation hook. + * **Implementation** – The underlying implementation method for this control, such as SCP, AWS Config managed rule, or CloudFormation hook. @@ -25 +25 @@ In each **Control details** page of the console, you can find the following deta - * **GovernedResources** – The AWS resources that are monitored or affected by this control. This field can show an AWS service name, or an AWS CloudFormation ARN. It can be blank if there's no AWS CloudFormation ARN to represent the resource, or if the control governs resources across several AWS services (for example, the Region Deny control). + * **GovernedResources** – The AWS resources that are monitored or affected by this control. This field can show an AWS service name, or an CloudFormation ARN. It can be blank if there's no CloudFormation ARN to represent the resource, or if the control governs resources across several AWS services (for example, the Region Deny control). @@ -63 +63 @@ Other information may appear on the **Control details** page, including these it - * **Remediation message** – Suggestions for what to change if your AWS CloudFormation hook control returns a FAIL status. + * **Remediation message** – Suggestions for what to change if your CloudFormation hook control returns a FAIL status. @@ -65 +65 @@ Other information may appear on the **Control details** page, including these it - * **Remediation samples** – Examples showing configurations that can return a PASS or FAIL result for your AWS CloudFormation hook control. + * **Remediation samples** – Examples showing configurations that can return a PASS or FAIL result for your CloudFormation hook control. @@ -69 +69 @@ Other information may appear on the **Control details** page, including these it - * The **Gherkin** artifact – The Gherkin is a readable specification for the AWS CloudFormation hook controls, showing requirements for tests that cause PASS, FAIL, or SKIP results to be returned. + * The **Gherkin** artifact – The Gherkin is a readable specification for the CloudFormation hook controls, showing requirements for tests that cause PASS, FAIL, or SKIP results to be returned. @@ -76 +76 @@ Other information may appear on the **Control details** page, including these it -Each control is implemented by one or more artifacts. These artifacts can include a baseline AWS CloudFormation template, a service control policy (SCP) to prevent account-level configuration changes or activity that may create configuration drift, and AWS Config Rules to detect account-level policy violations. +Each control is implemented by one or more artifacts. These artifacts can include a baseline CloudFormation template, a service control policy (SCP) to prevent account-level configuration changes or activity that may create configuration drift, and AWS Config Rules to detect account-level policy violations. @@ -78 +78 @@ Each control is implemented by one or more artifacts. These artifacts can includ -To view a control's artifact, select the **Artifact** tab to view the **Service control policy (SCP)** , **AWS Config rule** , or **AWS CloudFormation policy template** on the **Control details** page. +To view a control's artifact, select the **Artifact** tab to view the **Service control policy (SCP)** , **AWS Config rule** , or **CloudFormation policy template** on the **Control details** page.