IAM Policy
An IAM policy is a set of access rules that determines which identities or resources may perform specified actions under specified conditions.

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An IAM policy is a set of access rules that determines which identities or resources may perform specified actions under specified conditions.
A numeric address used to identify a network interface in Internet Protocol communication.
Incident containment is the set of actions taken to limit the spread and immediate impact of a security incident while preserving a path to investigate and recover.
Coordinated actions to prepare for, detect, contain, eradicate, and recover from a cybersecurity incident.
Incident severity is a ranking of the actual or potential impact of a security incident used to guide urgency, escalation, and response resources.
An observable artifact that may indicate a system was compromised.
Infrastructure as code is the practice of defining cloud resources and settings in versioned, machine-readable configuration.
An insecure direct object reference (IDOR) exposes an object through a user-controlled identifier without checking the caller's permission for that object.
Insecure output handling occurs when an application treats AI generated text as trusted code, markup, instructions, or commands without appropriate validation.
A technology that monitors activity and alerts on signs of potential intrusion.
An intrusion prevention system monitors activity for signs of attack and can automatically block or interrupt traffic that matches its detection logic.