Cloud IAM in practice

P56.cloud-iam.01 · Audience: guest, it-ml, language-pro · Prerequisites: Policy evaluation & least privilege

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Most cloud breaches are misconfigurations, not exploits — a public bucket, a * grant, a long-lived key in a repo. This module builds the reviewer's eye for those over-grants, then steps back to the design judgement: principals, service accounts, temporary credentials, and trust policies.

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Rung 1 — find the over-grant in a policy bundle

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Interview rung — cloud IAM & least privilege (free-form)

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Cloud IAM in practice — TransformerLab