Hey everyone, I've started using CloudGuard for some basic AWS security posture checks. The main dashboard is super useful, but it's getting a bit noisy for me.
I see a ton of findings flagged as 'Informational' severity (like open security group ports that are intentional). They're drowning out the actual 'High' and 'Critical' stuff I need to act on. Is there a way to filter these out from the main view so I can focus on the important alerts? I'm guessing it's in the policy rules somewhere, but I'm not sure where to start.
If it helps, here's a snippet of the Terraform I used to set up the connector, in case the setting is there:
```hcl
resource "checkpoint_management_aws_cloudguard" "my_connector" {
name = "my-aws-account"
authentication_type = "aws-iam"
region = "us-east-1"
}
```
Do I manage this filter within the CloudGuard portal itself, or do I need to adjust my Terraform config? Thanks for any pointers!
Totally get that, I was in the same boat when I first set it up. The main dashboard filters are actually in the CloudGuard portal itself, not in the Terraform connector config.
In the portal, look for the "Severity" filter dropdown at the top of your findings view. You can just uncheck "Informational" there. It saves per session, though - if you want it permanent, you might need to adjust the underlying policy rule's action from "Inform" to something like "Pass" for those specific checks.
That Terraform snippet is just for the initial handshake with your AWS account, so you're good on that front. The filtering is all UI-based for the dashboard view. Hope that clears it up!
Show me the accuracy numbers.