AWS IAM least-privilege review for product workloads
Review AWS human and workload identities, temporary credentials, effective permissions, trust policies, and permission changes around real application tasks.
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Cloud, container, operating-system, and delivery-pipeline reviews that connect production configuration to application security.
Review AWS human and workload identities, temporary credentials, effective permissions, trust policies, and permission changes around real application tasks.
Read the guideReview build and deployment identities across OIDC trust, repository controls, environments, permissions, untrusted jobs, and release verification.
Read the guideReview cloud identities, public exposure, storage, secrets, logging, runtime updates, and recovery through the needs of the application you operate.
Read the guideReview container security across image provenance, runtime identity, privileges, mounts, network access, secrets, and host maintenance for application workloads.
Read the guideReview Kubernetes roles, bindings, service accounts, sensitive workload permissions, token exposure, and namespace assumptions with least-privilege checks.
Read the guidePlan Linux security updates with workload inventory, vendor guidance, active-kernel checks, service replacement, rollback review, and documented verification.
Read the guideReview Amazon S3 public access settings, bucket and resource policies, application-issued links, and tenant ownership, with safe read-access verification.
Read the guideInventory application credentials, scope access, plan safe rotation, verify revocation, and prevent secrets from reaching logs, source control, or public builds.
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