
AWS Lambda - IAM Access Key Disabler
#Network & Cloud#Cloud Security
A multi-cloud tool for centralizing assets across multiple clouds with minimal configuration.
Understanding the AWS Key Disabler
The AWS Key Disabler is a Lambda Function designed to disable AWS IAM User Access Keys after a specified period. This helps to minimize the security risks associated with outdated access keys.
Prerequisites:
* Node.js with NPM installed
* Gruntjs installed
* AWSCLI command-line tool installed
Requirements:
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2. Make the language clearer and more accessible
3. Keep the same content structure and format
4. Do not add or remove any information
5. Maintain similar length; if the content is very short, add a little more information.
It also assumes that you have the necessary setup
It also assumes that you possess an AWS account with Simple Email Service (SES) enabled. This means your domain must be verified, and sandbox mode should be disabled.
Installation Instructions
1. Obtain a copy of this script.
2. Navigate to the /grunt folder.
3. Set up the Grunt task runner by installing its dependencies: run npm install.
4. Provide the necessary information in /grunt/package.json.
5. Update the aws_account_number field with your AWS account number.