Access Auditor

To perform an IAM audit for over-privileged and stale accounts, you map cloud IAM permissions and analyze last login activity signals. This identifies unused permissions and highlights admin access requiring restriction before compliance reporting.

Detecting privilege escalation paths for SOC 2 compliance involves analyzing identity and access management setups to find risky permission chains. This maps RBAC configurations to isolate excessive permissions and produce audit findings with tracked remediation actions.

Yes, you can use it for quarterly access reviews across user and service accounts. It generates compliance-ready reports suitable for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA needs, aligning with quarterly workflows to track remediation actions.

No, the access audit process does not automatically revoke unused permissions. It requires verification before access revocation to avoid fabricated data, ensuring you manually confirm stale accounts and excessive permissions before taking action.

RBAC reviews stop permission creep by mapping who has access to what across cloud systems and identifying excessive permissions. By targeting unused access and analyzing privilege escalation risks, it highlights admin access that should be restricted.