Updates + Insights

Discover why conventional CSPM/CIEM tools fall short in cleaning up AWS IAM, and explore a better solution with Noq and IAMbic. Our approach gives you risk-adjusted suggestions for removing unused permissions, identities, and credentials while offering a seamless way for DevOps and Security teams to collaborate. Don't let AWS "dead bodies" become your security nightmare — Exorcize them now.

IAMbic detects IAM changes and commits them into version control. IAMbic can now log the associated CloudTrail messages in version control too.

When companies talk about their affinity for Terraform, the thought of "switching" weighs heavy. But, IAMbic doesn't ask you to switch – it's here to enhance. By integrating with Terraform and other IaC tools, it reinforces their strengths, adding that extra layer of centralized visibility and auditing for all of your IAM.

Concerned about potential IAM role vulnerabilities from misconfigured trust policies? Identify them easily with IAMbic.

IAMbic featured on a popular Youtube channel. The video demo shows how IAMbic captures and manages IAM in consistent templates for visibility and automation via GitOps workflows.

IAMbic, the open-source tool for managing distributed IAM permissions, has expanded its support to include AWS compliance guardrails through Service Control Policies (SCPs). SCPs provide policy governance in AWS, acting as a protective barrier for AWS resources. Users can now efficiently track changes, rollback between different IAM versions, and automatically correct out-of-band changes for important resources. Additionally, IAMbic supports a GitOps workflow, allowing you to implement IAM and SCP changes via PR reviews for improved governance. Continue reading for examples of SCPs, and practical guidance on applying them safely.

In this post, we’ll use IAMbic to create an AWS SSO permission set with different permissions per account while preventing drift. The end result? Manage your AWS SSO permission sets alongside the rest of your IAM with IAMbic, and tailor both access and fine-grained cloud permissions.

Ever had a slight configuration change take down production services? Wish you could give teams more AWS permissions in dev/test accounts, but less in production? Right sizing IAM policies for each team and account can be a tedious task, especially as your environment grows. In this post, we’ll explore how IAMbic brings order to multi-account AWS IAM chaos.

We're excited to announce the open-source launch of IAMbic, a multi-cloud IAM control plane designed to simplify IAM management in a GitOps workflow. IAMbic streamlines the management of cloud identities, permissions, and access by presenting everything in a human-readable, as-code format. Key features include Universal Cloud Identity, Dynamic AWS Permissions, Temporary Access, and Drift prevention.