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# Integrate Prisma Cloud with AWS Inspector

Learn how to integrate Prisma® Cloud with Amazon Inspector.

Get a contextual view into cloud assets risks with Prisma Cloud’s Amazon Inspector integration. Activate this integration to allow Prisma® Cloud to ingest vulnerability data and security best practice deviations to identify suspicious traffic to sensitive workloads, such as databases with known vulnerabilities.

1. Enable Amazon Inspector on your EC2 instances. To set up Amazon Inspector, see [Amazon documentation](https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/set-up-amazon-inspector/).
2. Enable read-access permissions to Amazon GuardDuty on the IAM Role policy.

   The Prisma Cloud IAM Role policy you use to onboard your AWS setup needs to include these permissions:

   * `inspector:Describe*`
   * `inspector:List*`

     tt:\[NOTE] If you used the CFT templates to onboard your AWS account, the Prisma Cloud IAM Role policy already has the permissions required for Amazon Inspector.
3. After the Prisma Cloud service begins ingesting Amazon Inspector data, you can use RQL queries for visibility into the host vulnerability information collected from it.
   1. Navigate to **Investigate > Search** page.
      1. To search for **Config Query**, enter the following RQL query.

         ```
         config from cloud.resource where finding.type = 'AWS Inspector Runtime Behavior Analysis'
         ```

         **AWS Inspector Runtime Behavior Analysis**— Fetches all resources which are in violation of one or more rules reported by the AWS Runtime Behavior Analysis package.

         ```
         config from cloud.resource where finding.type = 'AWS Inspector Security Best Practices'
         ```

         **AWS Inspector Security Best Practices**— Fetches all resources which are in violation of one or more rules reported by the AWS Inspector security best practices package.
      2. Select an asset to view the **Finding Types** side panel. The panel lists threats or security issues associated with the asset.

         <figure><img src="/files/Nd3vDaqXs04SFEA9fsXR" alt="inspector audit trail query"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

         <figure><img src="/files/60MpIdF9LM3Fvcl9oscd" alt="inspector findings query"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
   2. To search for **Network Query**, enter the following RQL query.

      ```
      network from vpc.flow_record where dest.resource IN ( resource where finding.type = 'AWS Inspector Runtime Behavior Analysis' )

      network from vpc.flow_record where dest.resource IN ( resource where finding.type = 'AWS Inspector Security Best Practices' )
      ```

      The query returns a visual representation of the assets for further investigation.

      <figure><img src="/files/TdHbtCial2J4ajrB4sl9" alt="inspector network query"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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