SECURITY FRAMEWORKS
Connect the Linux image to the program around it.
Start with the framework your team uses, understand the image-layer role, then carry that context into the AWS catalog to select an exact Linux build.
Standard Defense Levels 1 / 2 / 3
Use AWS Hardened Images as a defined operating-system artifact within Standard Defense Level 1, 2, or 3 security programs.
Foundation Levels 1 / 2
Select AWS Hardened Images for Foundation Level 1 or Level 2 operating-system security programs.
ANSSI BP-028
Evaluate AWS Hardened Images as an operating-system layer for programs referencing the ANSSI BP-028 Linux configuration recommendations.
ACSC Essential Eight
Use AWS Hardened Images as a controlled Linux foundation within an ACSC Essential Eight implementation and maturity program.
BSI IT-Grundschutz
Position AWS Hardened Images as a specific Linux component within a BSI IT-Grundschutz security design and assessment.
CCN-STIC
Evaluate AWS Hardened Images for Linux workloads governed by Spanish CCN-STIC security guidance.
ISO/IEC 27001
Use AWS Hardened Images as a controlled infrastructure input within an ISO/IEC 27001 information security management system.
COBIT
Use AWS Hardened Images as a governed infrastructure component within a COBIT-aligned enterprise technology program.
EU NIS2
Evaluate AWS Hardened Images as one technical risk-management measure for organizations in scope of the EU NIS2 Directive.
Program support is not whole-system certification.
Confirm image-specific alignment, control scope, version, evidence, exceptions, and compensating controls before use. Your organization owns the complete system and its certification, authorization, or compliance decisions.
Move from framework context to an exact Linux build.
Open the catalog with a framework focus, then choose the operating system, release, architecture, and product line your workload requires.