iam-audit

To audit AWS IAM users for missing MFA and stale access keys, you need to generate and parse the IAM credential report CSV, which evaluates key rotation age thresholds and flags inactive credentials for remediation.

Checking your AWS account for overly permissive admin policies requires evaluating attached admin policies for console users to identify broad permissions that violate least privilege principles and increase account compromise risks.

Yes, you can run a security audit on a single IAM username instead of a full AWS account review, allowing you to target specific users during onboarding or investigate potential IAM compromise without checking every role.

Preparing for an AWS IAM security audit requires generating the IAM credential report CSV, checking the account password policy, and evaluating attached admin policies to score risks and output a prioritized remediation report.

An IAM security audit report includes structured prioritized remediation guidance that flags CRITICAL and HIGH issues like risky root account usage, missing MFA, and overly broad admin permissions with concrete security fixes.

Yes, the IAM audit checks account password policy compliance and evaluates attached admin policies for console users to validate controls and ensure access controls meet security requirements during quarterly reviews.