Compare AWS Security Hub and Turbot 
AWS Security Hub vs Turbot
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Turbot easier to use. However, AWS Security Hub is easier to set up and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with AWS Security Hub overall.
- AWS Security Hub and Turbot both meet the requirements of our reviewers at a comparable rate.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Turbot is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of AWS Security Hub over Turbot.
It's a perfect tool for centralizing and managing security alerts on the AWS account through vulnerability scans. Everything is customizable. The visual interface of the tool is great and has panels with charts and tables, which makes it easy to use on a...
I think it is beneficial that the findings are summarized but it can also be a con because you do not receive as much information. It can also be a bit confusing to read and understand the graphs and tables sometimes.
Turbot has been very easy to maintain, and doesn't require constant attention. It just works. Turbot was the easiest "guardrail" tool that I have had involvement with implementing.
Users inside the account who don't have an explicit list of where the security bumpers begin and end can experience gaslighting moments as they have their mouseclicks actively disobeyed. (or worse, seemingly accepted, and then reverted moments later after...
It's a perfect tool for centralizing and managing security alerts on the AWS account through vulnerability scans. Everything is customizable. The visual interface of the tool is great and has panels with charts and tables, which makes it easy to use on a...
Turbot has been very easy to maintain, and doesn't require constant attention. It just works. Turbot was the easiest "guardrail" tool that I have had involvement with implementing.
I think it is beneficial that the findings are summarized but it can also be a con because you do not receive as much information. It can also be a bit confusing to read and understand the graphs and tables sometimes.
Users inside the account who don't have an explicit list of where the security bumpers begin and end can experience gaslighting moments as they have their mouseclicks actively disobeyed. (or worse, seemingly accepted, and then reverted moments later after...
