A security professional is researching Wiz alongside Orca Security to detect risky cloud service account access paths and identity risks.

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        "excerpt": "we just started looking at orca for this exact thing after our aws bill got weird last month\n\n it found service account with admin role that nobody remembered creating, was sitting there for like 8 months. the path analysis thing is pretty useful, shows you exactly what that account can touch\n\n haven't tried wiz yet but from what i read it catches more misconfig stuff than identity paths",
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      "[post] been looking at Orca and Wiz for cloud identity risks. anyone using either to catch risky access paths before things go sideways?",
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    "post_text": "I saw the PingCAP breach involving stolen service account creds. kinda scary how much access one account can have.\n\nbeen looking at Orca and Wiz for cloud identity risks. anyone using either to catch risky access paths before things go sideways?",
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