Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM)
What do you get with CIEM?
A good CIEM security tool should provide access governance capabilities while maintaining strict compliance and regulatory standards. You should get capabilities to identify and continuously monitor unusual behavior that may be indicative of a breach or misuse. CIEM helps track users' activities and can generate reports which will help track any unusual access, thus eliminating loopholes within the system. As we all preach, “Prevention is better than cure” this applies here more than anywhere else. It can help track access changes or any other sensitive changes by providing a timeline view, thus preventing the compromise of your cloud infrastructure. CIEM provides deep visibility of entitlements, detects identities or resources with excessive permissions to access patterns, and provides a comprehensive view of access key usage to help monitor them. It also provides an audit and report of user permissions of IAM, Audit roles, and service accounts.
Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM)
Our approach to Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management
A robust Cloud Infrastructure Entitlements Management (CIEM) tool, can mitigate the risk of unintended entitlements as most successful attacks and threats on cloud services are due to internal oversights or bad actors. Cloudanix not only detects excessive permissions but also prevents this risk by alerting the team in real-time to take action and mitigate any possible threats. Various compliances like CIS, SOC2, HIPAA, etc., require that organizations have cloud security capabilities to govern access policies and enforce the least privilege. Cloudanix provides these capabilities and access controls that allow continuous auditing and automated reporting. This helps stakeholders answer the golden question, “Who can access what?”