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Automate Identity De-provisioning

CCC.IAM.CN07 · Access

Ensure that when an identity is terminated in the central Identity Provider (IdP), ts corresponding access to cloud resources is revoked automatically.

Related Capabilities

IDTitleDescription
CCC.IAM.CP08Federated Identity - SAMLSupport for user authentication outside the cloud service provider using SAML. Authenticated federated identities can assume IAM roles.
CCC.IAM.CP09Federated Identity - OIDCSupport for user authentication outside the cloud service provider using OIDC. Authenticated federated identities can assume IAM roles.
CCC.IAM.CP02IAM UsersAbility to create, manage, list and delete IAM users. IAM user represents a single person or application.
CCC.IAM.CP03Long-Term CredentialsAbility to create, manage, list and delete long-term credentials such as access keys and service account keys.
CCC.IAM.CP04Password ManagementAbility to create, change and delete IAM user passwords.
CCC.IAM.CP07Managed IdentitiesIdentity assigned to cloud resources (e.g., VMs, Functions) which are managed by the cloud vendor.

Related Threats

IDTitleDescription
CCC.IAM.TH10Orphaned Federated Identity Retains AccessA federated identity is de-provisioned from the external Identity Provider (IdP), but its corresponding cloud identity remains active within the cloud environment. This orphaned identity creates a latent access path that could be exploited if the original username is reactivated or reassigned in the IdP, granting unintended access to a new principal.
CCC.IAM.TH01Valid Cloud Credentials AbuseValid identity credentials such as access keys, tokens or passwords are misused or compromised. Examples include public exposure, token theft, unprotected metadata service of a compromised compute instance or brute-force attacks. The use of these credentials can provide unauthorized access to the cloud environment, potentially bypassing other security controls and enabling lateral movement across cloud resources.

Assessment Requirements

IDTextApplicability
CCC.IAM.CN07.AR01When a user account is disabled or deleted in the organization's IdP, the corresponding cloud identity and its access policies MUST be disabled or deleted within 24 hours.tlp-clear, tlp-green, tlp-amber, tlp-red

Guideline Mappings

FrameworkIDRemarks
NIST-CSFPR.AA-01
NIST_800_53AC-2