- Adds email‑based MFA support for penetration testing via a unique forwarding address per credential
- Agent automatically reads forwarded MFA emails and submits codes or links, extending coverage beyond TOTP
- Feature is available in all supported AWS regions and stores no email account credentials, preserving privacy
AWS Security Agent now supports email-based MFA for penetration testing
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