CSPM/Dome9 and AWS - Rotate External Id on the IAM Role's Trust Policy

Create random External Id on the AWS IAM Role's Trust Policy, update and re-validate CloudGuard CSPM account

ansible.cfg - Ansible project level configuration file

aws_trust_policy.j2 - AWS IAM Role Trust Policy Jinja2 template

inventory.ini - Ansible inventory INI file

update_role.yml - Ansible Playbook

d9_payload.j2 - CSPM/Dome9 CloudAccountCredentialsViewModel HTTP body payload Jinja2 template

https://api-v2-docs.dome9.com/?python#cloudaccounts_updatecloudaccountcredentials

Set AWS environmental variables for your shell session to work with the iam_* Ansible modules.

 export AWS_ACCESS_KEY='<API ACCESS KEY>'
 export AWS_SECRET_KEY='<API SECRET KEY>'

git clone https://github.com/Senas23/cp_cspm_rotate_external_id.git

Either with pip or compiled binaries from your Linux distro

boto
boto3
botocore
python >= 2.6

E.g. on Ubuntu 18

apt install python-boto python-boto3 python3-boto python3-boto3

See Ansible Docs for the module iam_role

https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/2.9/modules/iam_role_module.html

Create Ansible Vault file to store Check Point CloudGuard CSPM/Dome9 API credentials

ansible-vault create vault.yml

Two variables are needed:

d9_api_key - CSPM/Dome9 API Key

d9_api_secret - CSPM/Dome9 API Secret

Go to CSPM Settings and create v2 API Key

https://secure.dome9.com/v2/settings/credentials

Run the Ansible playbook and provide Vault encryption password

ansible-playbook update_role.yml -e '@vault.yml' --ask-vault-pass

Ansible 2.9.24; Python 2.7.17 & 3.6.9; Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS;