Container Security policies for Amazon ECS clusters contain runtime rules that you can apply to entire clusters.
ImportantPolicy configuration for Kubernetes clusters differs greatly from a Amazon ECS
environment. To properly configure Kubernetes protection policies, see Managing Kubernetes protection
policies.
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Procedure
- Go to .
- Click the Policy tab.
- Create, duplicate, or modify a policy.
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To create a new policy, click New.
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To duplicate an existing policy:
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Click to select the base policy from the policy list.
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Click Duplicate.Container Protection creates a copy of the existing policy and appends "Policy" to the policy name.
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To modify an existing policy, click the policy in the policy list.
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- For new and duplicated policies, specify a unique policy name.

Note
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Policy names must not contain spaces and only support alphanumeric characters, underscores (_), and periods (.).
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You cannot modify the policy name after creating the policy.
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- To provide more detail about the purpose for the policy, use the Description field.The description appears under the policy name in the policy list.
- To receive CREM Risk Insights, Workbench alerts, and use the Search app to investigate security threats throughout your network environment, turn on XDR Telemetry.TrendAI Vision One™ can correlate and assess XDR telemetry data across all configured data sources to provide insights into your network's security and risk posture.
- Amazon ECS policies do not support Deployment or Continuous policies.
- Define the cluster-wide rules that apply while a pod is running by clicking the Runtime tab.The runtime policy consists of the rulesets you create on the Rulesets tab.
- Click Add Ruleset.
- Select the checkbox of the ruleset you want to apply to the policy.
- Click Submit.
- Amazon ECS policies do not support namespace (NamespacedPolicyDefinition) policies.
- Click Create or Save.
