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Expand Up @@ -16,6 +16,16 @@ which focus specifically on FedRAMP Moderate/High/20x control mappings.
Templates here aren't tied to a specific compliance framework — they're
just useful guardrails.

Each auto-remediation template here is independent and standalone by
design — deploy the one you need with no other dependencies. For a
governed pipeline that routes *every* Security Hub finding through
policy-driven mode selection, blast-radius guardrails, human approval for
disruptive actions, and an audit trail exported as compliance evidence
(and that can dispatch to playbooks here, like
[`auto-remediate-open-ssh-rdp`](#auto-remediate-open-ssh-rdp) and
[`ec2-isolation-runbook`](#ec2-isolation-runbook), instead of duplicating
them), see [`aws-remediation-orchestrator`](https://github.com/DustyStudy/aws-remediation-orchestrator).

## Structure

Each tool/template lives in its own directory, mirrored under both
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