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Managing data access for Security Lake subscribers

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Managing data access for Security Lake subscribers - Amazon Security Lake

Subscribers with data access to source data in Amazon Security Lake are notified of new objects for the source as the data is written to the S3 bucket. By default, subscribers are notified about new objects through an HTTPS endpoint that they provide. Alternatively, subscribers can be notified about new objects by polling an Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS) queue.

Subscribers are notified of new Amazon S3 objects for a source as the objects are written to the Security Lake data lake. Subscribers can directly access the S3 objects and receive notifications of new objects through a subscription endpoint or by polling an Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS) queue. This subscription type is identified as S3 in the accessTypes parameter of the CreateSubscriber API.

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