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Certified Cybersecurity Technician Virtualization and Cloud Computing Exam 212-82 AWS IAM: Grant Least Privilege Toimplement more granular access control, begin with minimum O Implement conditional access to restrict privileged access O O O permissions and gradually add permissions as required & - U...

Certified Cybersecurity Technician Virtualization and Cloud Computing Exam 212-82 AWS IAM: Grant Least Privilege Toimplement more granular access control, begin with minimum O Implement conditional access to restrict privileged access O O O permissions and gradually add permissions as required & - Use the Access Advisor tab to regularly monitor user access Implement resource-based policies to restrict access to specific amazon resources Policy Document Atached Enttes Polcy Versions [— webservices Access Agvisor Croups Permsvions Secunty Crecentials Access ASvisor Lt access | AWS IAM: Grant Least Privilege During the creation of IAM policies, permissions are required only to perform the required tasks. Thus, the policies should be formulated according to the roles of users. Initially, minimum permissions should be provided to ensure security; the permissions can be extended in the future. The action types include list, read, write, permission management, and tagging. For example, if actions are selected from the List and Read access levels, they are used to grant read-only access to the users. An example of the actions of policies and their descriptions are given below. The “service last accessed” data feature can be used to view the data on the Access Advisor tab on the IAM console. The same data can be viewed on the AWS Organizations section of the IAM console if the user is logged in with the credentials of the master account. This information can be used to view the unnecessary permissions to refine them accordingly. The events of an account in AWS CloudTrail Event History can be used to implement further granular permissions. Module 10 Page 1362 Certified Cybersecurity Technician Copyright © by EG-Council All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is Strictly Prohibited. 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The AWS managed policies provide permissions for many common = Full access AWS managed granting full access IAMFullAccess. = Power-user AWS to a managed use cases: policies define permissions for service administrators service. For example, policies provide without allowing permission management. multiple AmazonDynamoDBFullAccess levels of access to AWS by and services For example, AWSCodeCommitPowerUser and AWSKeyManagementServicePowerUser. = Partial-access AWS managed services. For example, AmazonEC2ReadOnlyAccess. Module 10 Page 1364 policies provide specific levels of access to the AWS AmazonMobileAnalyticsWriteOnlyAccess and Certified Cybersecurity Technician Copyright © by EG-Council All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is Strictly Prohibited. - o TER AYUETSECUNILy Technician Virtualization and Cloud Com puting Exam 212-82 ws AWS Accounti 0 :..&

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