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IAM best practices
Lock down the AWS root user
The root user is an all-powerful and all-knowing identity in your AWS account. So, you need to be careful with malicious users were gain control of root-user credentials.
Don't share the credentials associated with the root user.
Consider deleting the root user access keys.
Activate MFA on the root account.
Follow the principle of least privilege
Use IAM appropriately
IAM provides a way to create and manage users, groups, and roles to access resources in a single AWS account.
NOT used for website authentication and authorization.
NOT support security controls for protecting operating systems and networks.
Use IAM roles when possible
Consider using an identity provider
Regularly review and remove unused users, roles, and other credentials