Identity Risk Intelligence

Identity is where cloud exposure becomes control

Cloudryption connects permissions, trust, activity signals, and asset relationships to show which identities create material cloud risk.

Privilege exposure

Find excessive permissions, wildcards, and high-impact grants.

Toxic combinations

Detect permission sets that become dangerous when combined.

Escalation paths

Map how identity chains can reach critical assets or sensitive data.

What identity risk means in cloud

In modern cloud environments, the boundary is no longer only network-based. Identities, roles, service accounts, managed identities, workload identities, and cross-account trust relationships often determine what an attacker can reach after compromise.

Coverage areas

  • Human users, roles, groups, service accounts, managed identities, and workload identities.
  • Excessive permissions, admin-equivalent permissions, wildcard actions, and sensitive grants.
  • Dormant or unused high-privilege identities.
  • Cross-account and cross-project trust relationships.
  • Privilege escalation combinations and role-assumption paths.
  • Identity-to-data and identity-to-crown-jewel reachability.

Why it is decision-oriented

Cloudryption does not only report that a role is over-privileged. It explains what that role can reach, whether the path touches critical systems, and which permission changes would reduce the highest amount of exposure.

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