Cloud permissions are complex. A single IAM policy can contain hundreds of permissions, and most organisations have thousands of identities across multiple clouds. Arkhein's CIEM engine maps every entitlement to every identity, then correlates that data with the attack graph to find the permissions that actually matter.
Traditional CIEM tools list permissions. Arkhein contextualises them. An overprivileged service account is only a risk if it can reach sensitive resources — and Arkhein's graph knows exactly what it can reach. Permission findings are ranked by real exploitability, not just theoretical risk.
The CIEM module also powers just-in-time access recommendations — suggesting the minimum permissions needed for each identity based on actual usage patterns, and flagging permissions that have never been used.
What CIEM gives you
- Entitlement mappingEvery permission for every identity across AWS, Azure, GCP and OCI — visible and searchable.
- Graph-contextualised riskOverprivileged identities ranked by real reachability — not just permission count.
- Unused permission detectionFind permissions that have never been used and can be safely revoked.
- Least-privilege recommendationsAI-powered suggestions for the minimum permissions each identity actually needs.
- Cross-cloud identity viewSee all identities and their permissions across all clouds in one place.
- Just-in-time accessRecommendations for time-bound, scoped access instead of standing privileges.
Who it's for
- Identity & access management teams
- Cloud security engineers
- DevSecOps teams
- Compliance & audit teams