StandardsControlState constructor

const StandardsControlState({
  1. Input<String?>? controlId,
  2. Input<String?>? controlStatus,
  3. Input<String?>? controlStatusUpdatedAt,
  4. Input<String?>? description,
  5. Input<String?>? disabledReason,
  6. Input<String?>? region,
  7. Input<List<String>?>? relatedRequirements,
  8. Input<String?>? remediationUrl,
  9. Input<String?>? severityRating,
  10. Input<String?>? standardsControlArn,
  11. Input<String?>? title,
})

Creates a new StandardsControlState. controlId The identifier of the security standard control. controlStatus The control status could be ENABLED or DISABLED. You have to specify disabledReason argument for DISABLED control status. controlStatusUpdatedAt The date and time that the status of the security standard control was most recently updated. description The standard control longer description. Provides information about what the control is checking for. disabledReason A description of the reason why you are disabling a security standard control. If you specify this attribute, controlStatus will be set to DISABLED automatically. region Region where this resource will be managed. Defaults to the Region set in the provider configuration. relatedRequirements The list of requirements that are related to this control. remediationUrl A link to remediation information for the control in the Security Hub user documentation. severityRating The severity of findings generated from this security standard control. standardsControlArn The standards control ARN. See the AWS documentation for how to list existing controls using get-enabled-standards and describe-standards-controls. title The standard control title.

Implementation

const StandardsControlState({
  this.controlId,
  this.controlStatus,
  this.controlStatusUpdatedAt,
  this.description,
  this.disabledReason,
  this.region,
  this.relatedRequirements,
  this.remediationUrl,
  this.severityRating,
  this.standardsControlArn,
  this.title,
});