Turn AWS IAM complexity into prioritized, explainable risk.
See who can access what across your AWS accounts, which identities create the most risk, how attackers could escalate — and exactly what to fix first, with the evidence behind every finding.
Identity risk, from inventory to escalation
One agentless scan, the full picture of identity risk across your AWS organization.
Risk-aware identity inventory
Every IAM user, group, role, access key, and Identity Center permission set across your accounts — each scored so you see where risk concentrates, not just a flat list.
Effective permissions, not policy names
What an identity can actually do once managed, inline, boundary, and group policies combine — including wildcard actions, wildcard resources, and missing conditions.
Sensitive-action detection
Flags permissions tied to data exfiltration, privilege escalation, and infrastructure takeover — the actions that turn an over-privileged identity into an incident.
Risky trust relationships
Who can assume your roles, which trusts reach external accounts, and whether confused-deputy protection (ExternalId) is present and correctly scoped.
Credential prioritization
Console access without MFA, aging and unused access keys, over-privileged keys, and root-account exposure — ranked by how much they actually matter.
Blast-radius ranking
Identities ranked by the impact they could cause if compromised, so remediation starts where it reduces the most risk.
Escalation paths
Multi-step paths to higher privilege through PassRole, SSM SendCommand, and EC2/ECS/CloudFormation, shown as a clear tabular chain.
Identity Center governance
IAM Identity Center permission sets and assignments, plus Organizations and SCP analysis — coverage depends on the read-only role having the relevant permissions.
The paths that turn a foothold into admin
Securitain reconstructs multi-step escalation chains — what an identity starts with, the action it abuses, and where it lands.
No black-box scores
Open any finding and see exactly why it was raised. Every score is backed by the configuration Securitain observed, so engineers can verify it and auditors can trust it.
- MFA & credential hygiene
- Wildcard actions & resources
- Sensitive data access
- Trust & ExternalId gaps
- Privilege-escalation paths
- Blast-radius ranking
What a scan checks for
Coverage is capability-aware: if the read-only role can't see part of your account, Securitain runs a partial scan and tells you exactly what it could and couldn't analyze.
Securitain analyzes configured permissions and trust; it does not perform full IAM authorization simulation, deploy policies, or monitor runtime activity.
From finding to fixed, with a trail
Finding lifecycle
Reports & export
Move findings through their lifecycle, suppress accepted risk with a reason, and export executive or technical reports in the format your team needs.
See your IAM risk in 5 minutes
Connect a read-only role and get a prioritized, explainable view of exactly who can do what across your AWS accounts.