Editing a custom framework in AWS Audit Manager - AWS Audit Manager
PrerequisitesProcedureNext stepsAdditional resources
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Editing a custom framework in AWS Audit Manager

You might need to modify your custom frameworks in AWS Audit Manager as your compliance requirements change.

This page outlines the steps to edit a custom framework's details and control sets.

Prerequisites

The following procedure assumes that you have previously created a custom framework.

Make sure your IAM identity has appropriate permissions to edit a custom framework in AWS Audit Manager. Two suggested policies that grant these permissions are AWSAuditManagerAdministratorAccess and Allow users management access to AWS Audit Manager.

Procedure

Step 1: Edit framework details

Start by reviewing and editing the existing framework details.

To edit framework details

  1. Open the AWS Audit Manager console at https://eusc-de-east-1.console.amazonaws-eusc.eu/auditmanager/home.

  2. In the left navigation pane, choose Framework library and then choose the Custom frameworks tab.

  3. Select the framework that you want to edit, choose Actions, and then choose Edit.

    • Alternatively, open a custom framework and choose Edit at the top right of the framework details page.

  4. Under Framework details, review the name, compliance type, and description for your framework, and make any necessary changes.

  5. Choose Next.

Tip

To edit the tags for a framework, open the framework and choose the framework tags tab. There you can view and edit the tags that are associated with the framework.

Step 2: Edit control sets

Next, review and edit the controls and control sets in the framework.

Note

When you use the AWS Audit Manager console to edit a custom framework, you can add up to 10 control sets for each framework.

When you use the Audit Manager API to edit a custom framework, you can add more than 10 control sets. To add more control sets than the console currently allows, use the UpdateAssessmentFramework API that Audit Manager provides.

To edit a control set

  1. Under Control set name, review and edit the name for your control set as needed.

  2. Under Add controls, use the Control type dropdown list to select one of the two control types: Standard controls or Custom controls.

  3. Based on the option you selected in the previous step, a table list of standard controls or custom controls is displayed. Select one or more controls and choose Add to control set.

  4. In the pop-up window that appears, choose Add.

  5. Review and edit the controls that appear in the Selected controls list.

    • To add more controls, repeat steps 2–4.

    • To remove unwanted controls, select one or more controls and choose Remove from control set.

  6. To add a new control set to the framework, choose Add control set.

  7. To remove an unwanted control set, choose Remove control set.

  8. After you finish adding control sets and controls, choose Next.

Step 3. Review and save

Review the information for your framework. To change the information for a step, choose Edit.

When you're finished, choose Save changes.

Next steps

When you're certain that you no longer need a custom framework, you can clean up your Audit Manager environment by deleting the framework. For instructions, see Deleting a custom framework in AWS Audit Manager.

Additional resources

For solutions to framework issues in Audit Manager, see Troubleshooting framework issues.