IAM Security Reviewer

Identify IAM security gaps by evaluating MFA, password policy, least-privilege, and PAM controls against NIST SP 800-63B/800-53. Input your identity provider and scope to receive findings, AAL compliance status, and remediation policies.

An IAM security review evaluates MFA enforcement, password policies, least-privilege via RBAC/ABAC, and PAM readiness against NIST controls. It helps tighten access controls across cloud and on-prem identities before incidents occur.

Assess MFA and password policy against NIST SP 800-63B by specifying the authenticator level (AAL1, AAL2, or AAL3). The review evaluates credential management practices and outputs compliance findings with actionable remediation policies.

Yes, IAM security assessments apply to both cloud and on-prem identities. You must provide the identity provider name and can scope the review to authentication, authorization, accounts, or all to evaluate access controls comprehensively.

Verify least-privilege enforcement by reviewing RBAC and ABAC configurations alongside PAM readiness for privileged operations. This ensures access rights are minimized and aligned with NIST SP 800-53 security controls.

Run a privileged-account access review during pre-deployment IAM audits, post-incident identity reviews, or third-party access assessments. It verifies PAM readiness and prevents unauthorized access to critical systems.