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Groups

Open Unified Identities › Group, filter Providers to AWS › IAM Group, then select a row to open its details.

Groups

Group Details

Details page contains the Risk and Exposure Point of the group, and the Information and Issues panes.

You can analyze the object in the Graph by clicking the Graph » button next to the Information title. For a shadow admin the button reads Admin Path » and opens the shortest path to admin objects (see Object Detail Pages).

Group Details

Information

Information Pane can contain different badges to highlight important attributes.

Badge
Description

Tier 0 / Tier 2

Indicates the tier of the object.

Shadow

Indicates that the object can compromise admin objects with at least one attack path.

Information Pane contains Details, Users and Policies tabs.

Details

Details tab contains attributes below about the IAM group object.

Attribute
Description

Group Name

The name of the IAM group, used for identification within AWS.

Group ID

The unique identifier assigned to the IAM group by AWS.

ARN

The Amazon Resource Name that uniquely identifies the IAM group across AWS.

Account ID

The AWS account ID that the IAM group belongs to.

Path

The path associated with the IAM group, used for organizational grouping.

Member Count

The number of IAM users that are members of this group.

Created

The date and time when the IAM group was created.

Object ID

The unique identifier of the group object, equivalent to the IAM Group ID.

Users

Users tab contains a list of IAM users that are members of the group. This list also contains the Privileged and MFA Enabled columns.

Users

Policies

Policies tab contains a list of IAM policies attached to the group, including both managed and inline policies. This list also contains the AWS Managed and Admin Privileges columns to identify the scope and risk level of each policy.

Policies

Issues

Issues pane contains identified security issues on the IAM group object.

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