Inventory
The platform creates a unified inventory of all assigned permissions.
Feature
Cloud Unused Access Detection
Automatically detect and remove unused cloud access.
How it works
From visibility to action
Teriam turns complex cloud access data into a clear, repeatable workflow your team can act on.
Monitoring
The system identifies unused cloud permissions and inactive tokens.
Risk analysis
We detect orphaned service accounts and unused IAM permissions.
Revocation
With a single click, unnecessary cloud access is revoked while preserving a complete audit trail.
Why it matters
Reduce risk without adding operational friction
This feature continuously cleans up your cloud environment. Unused service accounts and dormant keys often remain after infrastructure changes. These abandoned credentials create attractive targets for attackers.
Benefits of regular access cleanup:
Security: Removing overprivileged identities and unused AWS access keys significantly reduces potential blast radius of an attack.
Hygiene: Regular cleanup helps eliminate shadow permissions and unidentified tokens from the environment.
Time savings: Automated remediation saves time and simplifies cloud risk management.
You get a cleaner cloud environment where access follows principle of least privilege, without unnecessary accounts, permissions, or credentials.
Why Teriam
Built for practical cloud access remediation
We do more than identify unused cloud identities. Our AWS policy generator instantly produces code to safely replace outdated policies. With comprehensive privileged user monitoring and audit, you can see exactly who granted each permission and when. It is a complete cloud permission remediation solution, not just a misconfiguration scanner.
How does unused cloud access detection work?
The system identifies and revokes unused access, keys, and tokens that have been inactive for an extended period. This reduces number of potential entry points available to attackers.
How does unused access affect security?
Every forgotten key creates a potential opportunity for an attacker to gain unauthorized access. Revoking unused access and rotating outdated credentials is a fundamental part of cloud security.
How does this relate to cloud IAM?
This is a core component of cloud identity and access management. Without automated cleanup, unused permissions, accounts, and credentials quickly accumulate in any IAM environment.
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