The CISO of a large enterprise with multiple IT departments, each with its own AWS account, wants one central place where AWS permissions for users can be managed and users authentication credentials can be synchronized with the company’s existing on-premises solution.
Which solution will meet the CISO’s requirements?

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The CISO of a large enterprise with multiple IT departments, each with its own AWS account, wants one central place where AWS permissions for users can be managed and users authentication credentials can be synchronized with the company’s existing on-premises solution.

Which solution will meet the CISO’s requirements?

David Aquino · Accepted Answer

Use AWS Organizations in a centralized account to define service control policies (SCPs). Create a SAML-based identity management provider in each account and map users in the on-premises groups to AWS IAM roles.

David Aquino · Answer

Define AWS IAM roles based on the functional responsibilities of the users in a central account. Create a SAML-based identity management provider. Map users in the on-premises groups to IAM roles. Establish trust relationships between the other accounts and the central account.

David Aquino · Answer

Deploy a common set of AWS IAM users, groups, roles, and policies in all of the AWS accounts using AWS Organizations. Implement federation between the on-premises identity provider and the AWS accounts.

David Aquino · Answer

Perform a thorough analysis of the user base and create AWS IAM users accounts that have the necessary permissions. Set up a process to provision and deprovision accounts based on data in the on-premises solution.

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