Keep AWS Identity & Access Management (IAM) in compliance with
the Principle of Least Privilege
of granted AWS permissions
are not used in 90 days.
80%
Statistically
How it works
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We passively monitor AWS cloud activity to see which permissions are used
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Then visualize service usage summary and show findings
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Finally, build security advices to take away unused permissions
Coming soon!
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Automatic workflow to cut permissions with easy rollback option
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Extension for developers to simple request additional permissions
Inspired by NETFLIX Repokid
In Action
1.
Connect
AWS accounts
With a few clicks in the portal, connect your AWS accounts to the system
2.
Continuously analyze cloud events
Automatically analyze all cloud activity via AWS Cloud Trail events
3.
Detect unused
permissions
4.
Get findings and
take action
IAMkeeper intelligently detect policy permissions that need to be reduced or updated
Review detailed findings and advices for further remediation or prevention
About Us
We started IAMkeeper as an internal tool within our organization to support administrator's and developer's demands to allocate and control cloud permissions in AWS.
Now we are here to make it publicly available and help other teams and organizations to simplify the way to follow the standard security advice of granting least privilege, hiding all complexities of managing AWS policies.
