Cloud Identity & Entitlement Management

Enforce Least Privilege
Across All Your Clouds

Continuous identity security (CIEM) detects excessive permissions, unused identities, and privilege escalation risks across AWS, GCP, and Azure. Automatically right-size permissions and enforce least privilege at scale.

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Continuous permission analysis
Automated right-sizing
90%
Permission Reduction
3
Cloud Providers
100%
Identity Coverage
24/7
Continuous Analysis
Platform Capabilities

Complete Cloud Identity Visibility

Discover and remediate identity risks across AWS, GCP, and Azure with continuous CIEM

Discovery

Excessive Permission Detection

Identify over-privileged users, roles, and service accounts with AdminAccess, wildcard (*) permissions, and unused entitlements. Correlate permissions with CloudTrail/audit logs to surface what is truly in use.

  • Detect AdminAccess and AdministratorAccess policies
  • Flag wildcard (*) resource permissions
  • Identify privilege escalation paths (iam:PassRole, lambda:CreateFunction)
  • Visualize permission usage and track creep over time

Hygiene

Unused Identity Cleanup

Discover dormant users, stale access keys, and inactive service accounts that have not been used in 90+ days. Auto-disable safely with approval workflows before full removal.

  • Detect users inactive for 90+ days
  • Flag access keys never used or older than 90 days
  • Identify orphaned service accounts
  • Auto-disable with approval workflows

Remediation

Automated Least Privilege

Automatically right-size IAM policies based on actual usage from CloudTrail and Stackdriver. Generate minimal permission policies, test them in dry-run mode, and export as Terraform or CloudFormation IaC.

  • Usage-based policy generation (90-day analysis)
  • Remove unused permissions automatically
  • Test policies before applying (dry-run mode)
  • Export as Terraform/CloudFormation IaC
Identity Access Review
284
Identities
12
Critical
38
High Risk
60%
Unused
IdentityRoleRiskLast Used
SD
svc-deploy-bot
AWS • service account
AdministratorAccessCritical–
AC
admin@corp
GCP • user
roles/ownerHigh3 days ago
CI
ci-pipeline-role
AWS • IAM role
PowerUserAccessHighUnused 94 days
RB
readonly-bot
Azure • service principal
ReaderLowToday
SK
stale-key-user
AWS • IAM user
S3FullAccessHighNever used
90% avg. permission reduction after right-sizing · Refreshed continuously
Why TigerGate

Why Teams Choose TigerGate CIEM

Reduce identity risk with continuous monitoring and automated remediation

Prevent Privilege Escalation Attacks

Attackers exploit over-privileged identities to escalate to admin. TigerGate detects dangerous permission combinations and privilege escalation paths.

Detect iam:PassRole + lambda:CreateFunction combosIdentify iam:CreatePolicyVersion escalation risksFlag wildcard (*) resource permissionsAlert on AdminAccess policy attachments

Eliminate Unused Identities

60% of cloud identities are unused or dormant. These are easy targets for attackers. TigerGate identifies and removes stale identities safely.

Detect users inactive for 90+ daysFlag access keys never usedIdentify orphaned service accountsAuto-disable with approval workflows

Automated Least Privilege

Manual IAM policy creation leads to over-permissioning. TigerGate analyzes actual usage (CloudTrail, Stackdriver) to generate minimal policies automatically.

Usage-based policy generation (90-day analysis)Remove unused permissions automaticallyTest policies before applying (dry-run mode)Export as Terraform/CloudFormation IaC

Compliance & Audit Readiness

Meet SOC 2, PCI-DSS, and HIPAA identity governance requirements with automated access reviews, audit trails, and compliance reports.

Automated quarterly access reviewsMFA enforcement trackingAccess key rotation compliancePermission change audit logs

Identity Risks TigerGate Detects

Comprehensive identity risk coverage across all cloud providers

Critical Risks

  • AdminAccess or AdministratorAccess policies
  • Privilege escalation paths
  • Root account access key usage
  • MFA not enabled for privileged users

High Risks

  • Wildcard (*) resource permissions
  • Access keys older than 90 days
  • Overly permissive cross-account access
  • Public S3 bucket write permissions

Hygiene Issues

  • Unused identities (90+ days inactive)
  • Stale access keys never used
  • Orphaned service accounts
  • Duplicate roles/policies

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about TigerGate Identity Security (CIEM)

IAM (Identity and Access Management) is the native permission system each cloud provider offers — roles, policies, and groups. CIEM (Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management) sits on top of IAM and answers the questions IAM cannot: which permissions are actually used, which identities are over-privileged, and where privilege escalation paths exist. TigerGate analyzes effective permissions across AWS IAM, GCP IAM, and Azure RBAC to enforce least privilege at scale.
TigerGate compares the permissions each identity is granted against the permissions it actually uses, based on cloud activity logs (CloudTrail, GCP Audit Logs, Azure Activity Logs). Identities with broad grants but narrow usage — for example, a service account with AdministratorAccess that only reads from one S3 bucket — are flagged with a right-sized policy recommendation you can apply directly.
Yes. TigerGate maps how identities can chain permissions to gain higher privileges — such as a role with iam:PassRole plus lambda:CreateFunction that can escalate to admin, or a user who can attach policies to themselves. Each escalation path is visualized step by step with the exact permissions to revoke to break the chain.
TigerGate continuously flags hygiene issues: identities inactive for 90+ days, access keys that have never been used or not rotated, orphaned service accounts left behind by deleted workloads, and duplicate roles or policies. These dormant identities are a favorite target for attackers, and cleaning them up typically reduces your identity attack surface significantly.
No. Right-sizing recommendations are generated from observed usage over a configurable lookback window, so permissions that are actually exercised are always preserved. You can review every proposed policy change before applying it, roll changes out gradually, and monitor for access-denied events after enforcement. Nothing is changed without your approval.
TigerGate CIEM supports AWS (IAM users, roles, and policies), GCP (IAM members and service accounts), and Azure (RBAC assignments and Azure AD identities). Onboarding is agentless — connect read-only credentials or assume a cross-account role, and the first identity analysis completes within minutes. A 14-day free trial is available with no credit card required.

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