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S3—the most used vulnerable cloud service in the world
It’s hard to tell what’s worse: using default access privileges (recommended by AWS itself) or trusting a developer to do it right. In both cases, your S3 buckets likely become party houses, where everyone is invited.
Side note: Developers aren’t lazy. They’re passionate about work. Admin tasks aren’t considered work.
Stop loving to hate S3 bucket access configuration. Do this instead.
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Get a detailed analysis of your S3 buckets, prioritized by risks
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See which component can perform which action with which resource on visual maps, not boring tables
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Get tips on how to fix the mess before
your CISO finds outbad actors exploit it -
Automatically generate a new security policy that is actually secure
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Enjoy the feeling of accomplishment. You’ve done such a great job!
“… but there’s the configuration wizard from AWS…”
Have fun playing with it. When you’re done, come back and sign up to check the job that the wizard has done. From now on, we can officially call him He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named.
