Well-Architected & DevSecOps Review
IAM & Least-Privilege Review
Permissions accumulate. This is the audit that removes what is no longer needed.
- Turnaround
- 5 business days
- Who it is for
- Any team more than two years into an AWS or Azure account.
01 — The problem
IAM policies are written under deadline and widened under pressure. Nobody narrows them afterwards, so the blast radius of any single compromised credential grows quietly year on year.
02 — What is included
Exactly what you get, and nothing vague.
- Every role and policy reviewed against access actually used, via Access Analyzer and CloudTrail
- Wildcard and overly-broad permission inventory, ranked by blast radius
- Cross-account trust relationship review
- MFA and SSO enforcement gaps, including service accounts
- Right-sized replacement policies you can apply incrementally
03 — What this usually finds
The recurring ones, named up front.
- Roles with Action:* retained from an initial setup
- Human users with long-lived access keys
- Service accounts with permissions for a decommissioned system
- Cross-account trusts to accounts nobody can identify
Listed because they recur, not because they are guaranteed. The audit reports what is actually there.
Next step
Twenty minutes to find out whether this is worth doing.
Every engagement runs under a signed mutual NDA with a read-only IAM role. If the audit would not pay for itself, I will say so on the call.