Optimize GCP User Entitlements
Review the permissions that you can grant to the Sysdig service account by enabling domain-wide delegation.
Manage User Entitlements with Detail Drawers
To reduce the entitlements for a particular user, click on the account name to open the detail drawer and sub-tabs.
The Users page organizes everything around the individual user.
- Summary: Displays the critical permissions issues detected for this user, sorted by Permission Criticality and Unused Permission Criticality.
- Remediation Strategies: Summarizes all the potential strategies to reduce the permissions for this user
If Sysdig has been profiling a user for less than 90 days, you will see the following message:
We recommend a 90 day period to pass before applying remediation optimizations to establish a good baseline for used permissions.
Understand User Permissions
Hover over the % Unused Permissions column to see the permissions granted to a user:
- Total Permissions: The total number of permissions granted to a user from all the roles the user is bound to.
- Unused Permissions: The total number of unused permissions from all the roles that bound to a user.
Remediation Strategies
Detach Role from this User
- All the roles that are totally unused by this user will get this recommendation
- If there are multiple detach recommendation, they are sorted based on the largest reduction in unused permissions.
Consolidate Permissions
Create a new custom role for the user with only a subset of used permissions.
This mechanism considers all the actions taken by this user across all its roles and consolidate them into one user-specific custom role. There will only be one custom role suggestion per user.
Reduce Permissions with Existing Roles
Replace the existing role with a different role.
Sysdig recommends replacing a bound role with an existing role that contains all the permissions used by the current role but has fewer total permissions overall.
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