To remediate the misconfiguration of Secrets Manager Secrets not being rotated frequently in AWS using AWS CLI, follow these steps:

1. Open the AWS CLI on your local machine.

2. Run the following command to list all the secrets available in the Secrets Manager service:

aws secretsmanager list-secrets

3. Identify the secret that needs to be rotated frequently.

4. Run the following command to rotate the secret:

aws secretsmanager rotate-secret --secret-id <secret-id>

Note: Replace <secret-id> with the ID of the secret that needs to be rotated.

5. After running the above command, the Secrets Manager service will create a new version of the secret and update the old version with a new password or other credentials.

6. Update the applications or services that use the secret with the new credentials.

7. Delete the old version of the secret using the following command:

aws secretsmanager delete-secret --secret-id <secret-id> --force-delete-without-recovery

Note: Replace <secret-id> with the ID of the old version of the secret.

8. Repeat the above steps periodically to ensure that secrets are rotated frequently. It is recommended to set up automated rotation using AWS Lambda or other automation tools.

To remediate the issue of Secrets Manager Secrets not being rotated frequently in AWS, you can use the following steps using Python:

1. Import the Boto3 library for AWS:

import boto3

2. Create an AWS Secrets Manager client:

client = boto3.client('secretsmanager')

3. Get a list of all secrets in AWS Secrets Manager:

secrets = client.list_secrets()

4. Loop through the list of secrets and check if each secret has been rotated within the last 30 days:

for secret in secrets['SecretList']:
    if 'RotationRules' in secret:
        rotation_days = secret['RotationRules']['AutomaticallyAfterDays']
        last_rotated_date = secret['LastRotatedDate']
        if (datetime.now() - last_rotated_date).days > rotation_days:
            # Secret has not been rotated within the last 30 days
            # Code to rotate the secret goes here

5. If a secret has not been rotated within the last 30 days, use the rotate_secret function to rotate the secret:

client.rotate_secret(SecretId=secret['ARN'])

6. Add logging and error handling to the script as needed.

7. Schedule the script to run on a regular basis (e.g. daily) using AWS Lambda or a cron job.

By following these steps, you can ensure that all secrets in AWS Secrets Manager are rotated frequently, which helps to improve the security of your AWS environment.