Cloud Snitch: New Open-Source Tool Reveals Hidden Activity & Bolsters Least Privilege in Your AWS Accounts
Whether you’re a developer, security engineer, or just a curious person, Cloud Snitch is guaranteed to teach you something and take your relationship with your cloud to the next level.
Cloud Snitch provides a sleek and intuitive way of exploring your AWS account activity. It’s a great addition to any toolbox, regardless of if you’re a hobbyist that’s just getting started with the cloud or a large enterprise with complex and mature cloud infrastructure.
Features
- With Cloud Snitch, there’s no excuse for not knowing everything your AWS accounts are up to.
- Share links to IP address, CIDR network, and AWS principal activity within your team.
- Document AWS principals with Markdown notes for your teammates.
- Cloud Snitch provides summaries of activity by AWS region, principal, IP address, and CIDR network.
- Errors are highlighted, so you can quickly spot suspicious behavior or bugs in your code.
- Take the investigation further with quick links into to your CloudTrail event history.
- Generate or manually configure service control policies for your accounts to help you enforce least privilege access and meet compliance requirements.
- Preview service control policies and apply them with the click of a button.
Open Source or SaaS
Cloud Snitch is open sourced under the MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) so if you’re feeling adventurous, you can deploy it directly to your own cloud. Alternatively, you can get up and running in under 5 minutes with an individual or team plan at cloudsnitch.io.
