Identity Security in the public cloud has never been more critical as organizations increasingly use platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS) to host essential infrastructure for their enterprises. Unfortunately, sensitive data and key business services can be vulnerable if access to the cloud is compromised. While every organization’s IT environment is unique, bad actors can attack virtually any cloud environment by following well-established steps in the attack chain, such as: gaining unauthorized access to AWS accounts, moving laterally in search of high-value targets and leveraging compromised credentials to elevate privilege, steal confidential information or disrupt services.
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