Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management
Lacework FortiCNAPP reduces cloud identity risk by knowing your users and their access, pinpointing which are riskiest, and right-sizing their entitlements
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Who Holds the Keys to Your Cloud?
Pressure to innovate rapidly leaves many identities over-permissioned. And with low visibility, you can’t fully see where you’re at risk.
You don’t know who your users are
Thousands of user and service identities, and tens of thousands of possible permissions, make manual entitlement audits impossible.
You don’t know what your users need
Most cloud identities are over-permissioned. But are you sure your “fix” isn’t going to block developers and break applications?
You don’t know which issues to fix first
Finding over-permissioned cloud identities is essential but relatively useless without knowing which pose the greatest risk.
From Identity Crisis to Identity Control
Time to get identities in order. Know what users can do and understand what they need. Then fix critical risks without breaking anything.
Know your users and their permissions
Security starts with clear visibility. Lacework FortiCNAPP identifies who can perform which actions and continuously discovers new entities and their permissions.
Pinpoint your riskiest entities
Understand which identities are overly-permissive. Automatically see exactly which users and services pose the greatest risk and prioritize them first.
Right-size with confidence
See which identities and permissions are rarely, if ever, used. Then scope down entitlements using auto-generated recommendations without damaging trust.
Least Privilege for All Your Cloud Entities
Monitor identities and entitlements. Locate excessive permissions. Pinpoint entities that pose the greatest risk. Suggest right-sized policies.
Discover entities and their permissions
- Dynamically discover and enumerate all user, resource, group, and role identities
- Correlate identity and resource permissions, permission boundaries, SCP, trust policy, and more
- Monitor activity and linked identities that can assume an entity’s privileges and vice versa
Observe usage to find over-privileged entities
- Continuously monitor entities and permissions to understand their usage patterns
- Uncover excessive permissions by combining event data with account configuration data
- Identify sensitive resources, like RDS, that can be accessed by an excessive number of entities
Prioritize the riskiest identities
- Use risk scores that consider usage, role chaining, toxic combinations, secrets, and more
- Visualize attack paths for entities with permissions to high-value resources, like S3 and RDS
- Pinpoint the handful of identities that make the biggest impact in reducing attack surface risk
Get suggestions for right-sizing policy
- Receive guidance for reducing permissions based on risk and historical usage
- Gain detailed observability evidence that provides the logic for each suggested policy change
- Revoke excessive and unused privileges, update policy conditions, and reduce identity risk
