SecOps
ITOps
Access Provisioning: Temporary access to AWS accounts is granted automatically, reducing the time and effort required for manual approval processes. This ensures timely user access while maintaining security protocols, eliminating delays and potential errors associated with manual provisioning.
Permission Assignment: Permissions are assigned based on predefined roles and policies, ensuring consistent and accurate access control. This automation minimizes the risk of granting incorrect permissions, enhancing security and compliance with organizational policies.
Notification and Revocation: Users are notified of access changes via Slack, and access is revoked automatically after a set duration. This ensures that temporary access does not extend beyond its intended period, maintaining security and reducing the administrative burden of manual revocation.
AWS SSO: In this use case, AWS SSO manages user identities and access permissions for AWS accounts. It provides a centralized way to assign and revoke temporary access, ensuring users have the appropriate permissions for their roles and streamlining identity management.
Slack: Slack is the communication platform that notifies users about access changes. It delivers real-time updates on access provisioning and revocation, ensuring that users are informed promptly. This integration enhances communication efficiency and reduces the need for manual notifications.
AWS IAM: AWS IAM enforces access control policies and permissions within AWS accounts. It ensures that only authorized users can access specific resources, maintaining security and compliance with organizational policies. This orchestration automates the enforcement of access rules, reducing manual oversight.
