Customer Identity Entitlement Management (CIEM)
Cloud Identity Entitlement Management (CIEM)
Tame the Permission Chaos in Your Cloud
Cloud Identity Entitlement Management (CIEM)
The shift to the cloud has created an explosion of identities and permissions. In environments like AWS, Azure, and GCP, thousands of non-human identities (roles, service accounts, bots) interact with millions of resources daily. Traditional IAM tools cannot keep up with this scale.
AlGebra’s CIEM solutions bring order to this chaos. We provide granular visibility into your multi-cloud environment, identifying and removing excessive permissions (“permission bloat”) to enforce the principle of Least Privilege. We ensure that in the cloud, access granted is always equal to access needed.
Backed by a robust library of cloud security patterns, AlGebra delivers a high-fidelity Infrastructure Entitlement architecture. This framework is built to:
Unmask Hidden Risks: Instantly map the relationships between identities and resources, revealing toxic combinations of access that traditional tools miss—specifically within serverless and containerized environments.
Automate Remediation: Move from passive monitoring to active defense by automatically revoking unused privileges and high-risk grants, guaranteeing that your cloud attack surface remains minimal.
Track Cloud Drift: Keep a forensic history of permission usage versus permission grants, ensuring you can audit exactly who (or what) accessed your S3 buckets or compute instances and when.
Multi-Cloud Visibility & Discovery
- You cannot secure what you cannot see. Our CIEM platform ingests data from all your cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP) to build a unified graph of every identity and resource relationship.
- Single Pane of Glass: View access risks across your entire hybrid cloud estate in one dashboard.
- Graph Visualization: Visually map out complex entitlement paths to understand exactly how a user or bot can access a specific S3 bucket or database.
- Shadow Admin Discovery: Identify identities that seem harmless but actually hold “shadow” administrative power via complex permission chains.
Automated “Right-Sizing” (Least Privilege)
- 90% of cloud permissions granted are never used. We compare assigned permissions against utilized permissions to detect over-privileged identities.
- Remove Permission Bloat: Automatically strip away thousands of unused entitlements without breaking applications.
- Attack Surface Reduction: Minimizing privileges effectively limits the “blast radius” if an identity is compromised.
- One-Click Remediation: Generate precise JSON policies to fix access rights instantly.
Non-Human Identity Security
- In the cloud, silicon identities (Serverless functions, EC2 instances, Containers) outnumber human identities 10 to 1. AlGebra applies the same rigorous governance to these machine workloads as we do to people.
- Workload Protection: Ensure a compromised container cannot escalate its own privileges to take over the cloud account.
- Secret-Less Access: Monitor and govern the roles assigned to compute resources.
Anomaly Detection & Threat Monitoring
- Static rules aren’t enough for dynamic clouds. We use Machine Learning to establish baselines of normal behavior for every identity and alert you to deviations.
- Data Exfiltration Detection: Instantly spot unusual spikes in data access or download activity.
- Privilege Escalation Alerting: Detect when an identity attempts to modify policies to grant itself more power.
Continuous Compliance (Cloud Posture)
- The cloud changes every second. Our continuous monitoring ensures that your entitlement posture remains compliant with industry frameworks (CIS Benchmarks, NIST, GDPR) 24/7/365.
- Audit Readiness: Generate real-time reports showing the exact state of access rights at any moment.
- Drift Prevention: Automatically alert stakeholders when configuration changes cause a drift from established security baselines.
Why AlGebra for CIEM?
Traditional IAM tools stop at the cloud’s edge. AlGebra goes deep inside the infrastructure. We help you transition from “guessing” what permissions your developers need to knowing exactly what they use, securing your cloud innovation without slowing it down.