IAM Users with Console Access Should Have MFA Enabled Rule

Policy Description:

Troubleshooting Steps (if applicable):

2. 1.
   Check if the IAM user is subject to compliance with FFIEC guidelines.
4. 2.
   Verify if MFA is already enabled for the user.
6. 3.
   Ensure that the correct MFA device has been associated with the user account.
8. 4.
   Check if the MFA device is functioning properly.
10. 5.
    Review the IAM policy and check for any specific MFA-related restrictions or conditions that may be causing issues.

Necessary Code (if applicable):

Remediation Steps:

2. 1.
   Log in to the AWS Management Console using an account with administrative privileges.
4. 2.
   Open the IAM service from the services menu.
6. 3.
   In the navigation pane, click on "Users" to view a list of IAM users.
8. 4.
   Identify the user(s) who need to have MFA enabled.
10. 5.
    Select the user(s) and click on the "Security credentials" tab in the details pane.
12. 6.
    Under "Multi-factor authentication (MFA)", click on "Manage".
14. 7.
    Choose the appropriate MFA device option - either "Virtual MFA device" (such as Google Authenticator) or "U2F security key".
16. 8.
    Follow the on-screen instructions to associate the MFA device with the user account.
18. 9.
    Test the MFA setup to ensure it is functioning properly.
20. 10.
    Repeat these steps for any other IAM users who require MFA.

CLI Commands (if applicable):