Your compliance workload may grow in scope and complexity as you extend to the cloud. Symantec Control Compliance Suite helps ease this burden, enabling you to directly automate many compliance tasks while expanding AWS cloud-based compliance capabilities to your hybrid environment, and delivering core assessment technologies to support IT and security operations. Prioritize security remediation and reduce risk within the data center, and use assessment-based information for operational and mandate-based reporting. Auto-discover assets and automate security assessments across procedural, technical, and third-party controls. And better calculate and aggregate risk scores according to your business-defined thresholds. Optimized for hybrid architectures, Symantec Control Compliance Suite is available two ways: BYOL and metered.

Please note: Microsoft Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 are reaching end of support on October 10th 2023. These images will be removed from AWS Marketplace by October 10th, and you will no longer be able to access license included AMIs provided by Amazon after this date. Custom AMIs you own and active EC2 instances will not be impacted, but we recommend upgrading your current workloads. Please review the end of support FAQ here: https://aws.amazon.com/windows/faq/#eos-microsoft-products. "The SQL Server Amazon Machine Images (AMI) is built, updated, and fully-patched by AWS within five business days of Microsoft's patch Tuesday (the second Tuesday of each month). Launching an instance from this AMI enables you to run the instance as a database server and saves you the effort to install SQL Server software. This AMI comes with following software and drivers including AWS Systems Manager, AWS CloudFormation, AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell, Network drivers, and Storage drivers.

You can use AWS Launch Wizard to easily size, configure, and deploy SQL Server applications on AWS. Launch Wizard for SQL Server supports both single instance and high availability deployments according to AWS and SQL Server best practices."