IAM Least Privilege Policy Generator
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Aug 11, 2025 - Python
IAM Least Privilege Policy Generator
The tool to help you discover resources in the cloud environment
Attribute-based access control (ABAC) SDK for Python
Creating time bound IAM Conditions with ease and flair
Adaptive AWS Zero Trust Policy made easy: Auto-generate least-privilege policies based on user activity in real time! Accelerate the adoption of smart access control
PolicyGlass allows you to analyse one or more AWS policies' effective permissions in aggregate, by restating them in the form of PolicyShards which are always Allow, never Deny.
(Not maintained anymore) Bakery - Centralised AWS identity and access management solution for multiple accounts
Notifies slack when an IAM policy is created, changed or assigned to a role
AWS IAM User Permissions
This project checks AWS for the latest actions for the resource you are writing an IAM Policy Statement for, it then interactively asks you which actions you would like to include in your statement, which effect you would like and for which resource.
This Tool will be used to find the conflicting policies for a user.
Create short-lived, temporary roles for experimenting with AWS IAM policy documents
Validate your IAM Policies and SCPs with AWS Policy Validator, and convert those results into SARIF documents for reporting.
This project creates Lambda function that automatically add required AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) policies to current Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance profiles or associate a profile to EC2 instances without a profile associated.
AWS Lambda function that automatically enables Amazon VPC flow logs when a new VPC is created.
Shows the use of AWS Step functions and how you can call them from a python lambda
This tutorial guides you through creating an AWS Lambda function to automatically copy new files from one S3 bucket (source) to another (destination). This is an example to learn AWS Lambda and S3 integration.
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