GitHub - TryTryAgain/aws-iam-actions-list: A list of all known Amazon Web Services' IAM actions; and a way of updating that list.
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Gain control over encryption and comply with regulations using customer-managed keys for AWS IAM Identity Center's user data and passwords.
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A brief on myself, I have 2.5 years of experience in cybersecurity, and currently employed in one of product based MNC worked with many security teams within current organisation, few based on requirement and few on situations. I have good amount of experience on security engineering part of cybersecurity, managing and deploying SIEM , SOAR, IAM, AD, security automation and Threat intell platforms. How to look or research to work with startups or small / non tech companies (money is not the...
A high-severity security flaw has been disclosed in the One Identity OneLogin Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution that, if successfully exploited, could expose sensitive OpenID Connect (OIDC) application client secrets under certain circumstances. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-59363, has been assigned a CVSS score of 7.7 out of 10.0. It has been described as a case of
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In today's enterprise world, AI no longer just answers questions or writes emails, but it takes action. From copilots booking travel to intelligent agents updating systems and coordinating with other...
I worked as an integrator junior and just got my first real position in the area but I'm a bit afraid of what is coming. I know they expect me to lack some experience, but I wanted to tackle all the theoretical aspects of the area and show that I can do it. They want me to start with system hardening and configuration while participating in the integration of different sites and the application of a tiering model t1 en cours. Any help from videos to book sources or websites is welcomed. I would...
arXiv:2507.21094v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: In recent years, cloud security has emerged as a primary concern for enterprises due to the increasing trend of migrating internal infrastructure and applications to cloud environments. This shift is driven by the desire to reduce the high costs and maintenance fees associated with traditional on-premise infrastructure. By leveraging cloud capacities such as high availability and scalability, companies can achieve greater operational...
Hello Fellow Cybersec colleagues, I have been tasked with a new role, which is to learn and understand how DORA , BAIT can be implemented, assessed in and around an Identity and Access Management system. As these are primary compliance related laws , Acts which most of the companies now want to be compliant with , I want to know how can an experience IAM professional
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Amazon Web Service (AWS) recently announced that AWS Organizations now offers full AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) policy language support for service control policies (SCPs). With this feature, you can use conditions, individual resource Amazon Resource Names (ARNs), and the NotAction element with Allow statements. Additionally, you can now use wildcards at the beginning or middle of
Let's say I have a service which requires IAM. My authentication procedure is as follows: - user presents login and password - a code is sent to the user's email address - user enters the correct code In case the user forgets the password, the procedure is: - send a reset password link to the user's email address - user clicks on the link - user selects a new password. My understanding is that MFA should add a second layer of security. In this scenario, the expected outcome is that the attacker...
Was removed from /r/sysadmin because it seemed like advertising, but I'm not trying to sell anything - it's Apache 2.0. Just tired of seeing companies pay enterprise prices for grep and curl: I built a simple scanner that checks the technical parts of SOC2 (the ~30% that's actually infrastructure). It's not a complete compliance solution - won't write your policies or track vendor assessments. But it will tell you which S3 buckets are public, which IAM users lack MFA, and which access keys...
Every vendor pitches "Zero Trust everywhere" like it's easy. Reality for us: IAM sprawl, too many service accounts, and conditional access policies that feel like duct tape. We're multi-cloud (AWS + GCP) and trying to align with NIST Zero Trust principles, but enforcing least privilege without breaking stuff has been brutal. Anyone got a cloud-native setup they trust that doesn't devolve into constant exceptions? submitted by /u/Zaughtilo [link] [comments]
By Gary Miliefsky, Publisher With more than 80% of breaches involving stolen or misused credentials, identity is the control point that matters most. Koushik Anand helps enterprises secure digital identities...
Built on AI from the ground up, Fabrix brings AI to IAM, revolutionizing how enterprises can manage and secure both human and non-human identities across all environments Fabrix Security today emerged from stealth with $8 million in seed funding to introduce Fabrix, an AI-Native Identity Security solution that enables enterprises to...
Attackers are increasingly leveraging sophisticated techniques to maintain long-term access in cloud environments, and a newly surfaced tool named AWSDoor is emerging as a major threat. AWSDoor automates a range of IAM and resource-based persistence methods, allowing adversaries to hide in plain sight within AWS accounts without deploying traditional malware. Key Takeaways1. AWSDoor exploits IAM
Hi I'm a software Engineer with 3.5 years of experience in web development mostly worked on php javascript react laravel sql in core dev but lately I started looking into cybersecurity and specially IAM related areas I want to transition from software Engineer to iam related roles for which I was guided that I should learn iam basic concepts completely then slowly transition to learn workflow using one tool whichever is easily available to make sure I'm able to put my concepts to good use them...
As more businesses migrate their infrastructure to the cloud, cloud penetration testing has become a critical service. Unlike traditional network tests, cloud pentesting focuses on unique attack vectors such as misconfigured services, insecure APIs, and overly permissive IAM (Identity and Access Management) policies. In 2025, the best companies in this field combine deep knowledge of