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-#+date: [2026-02-21 Sat 18:58:39]
-#+title: auditing aws iam users
-#+description: Learn how to audit IAM user assignments in AWS.
+#+date: [2026-02-21 Sat 18:58:39]
+#+title: Auditing AWS IAM Users
+#+description: How to audit IAM user assignments in AWS.
#+slug: auditing-aws-iam
-#+filetags: :audit:
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If you've ever asked an IT team for a list of who has access to an AWS account,
you've probably received a spreadsheet that was already out of date. Or worse,