Enterprise Identity and Access Control

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  • Credits: Non Credit
  • Learning style: Self-paced, start anytime
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  • Refund: Conditional Refund
  • Before you start: Amazon web services basics; Basic Linux
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Start Anytime

Level

Intermediate

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100% Online

Duration

Medium (10 – 40 Hours)

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Audio Language

English

Outcomes
Academic Credits

Non Credit

Certificate

Certificate of Completion

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Paid: Subscription

Refund Policy

Conditional Refund

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Video Based

Video Access

Offline Download (App)

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Learn enterprise identity and access control on AWS: RBAC and ABAC, IAM policies, access control matrices, and policy enforcement.

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Duration20.8 Hours
LevelIntermediate
CertificateCertificate of Completion
LanguageEnglish
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In a large organization, access mistakes come from roles and permissions that nobody designed on purpose. This course compares role-based and attribute-based access control (RBAC and ABAC) and creates IAM roles and policies in AWS, then maps permissions with an access control matrix, evaluates policies and validates permissions, and draws an IAM architecture diagram of users, permissions, and resources. It closes with monitoring policy compliance, enforcement, and remediation.

What You Will Achieve

  • Compare RBAC and ABAC and create IAM roles and policies
  • Map permissions with an access control matrix
  • Evaluate IAM policies, add restrictions, and validate permissions
  • Monitor policy compliance and remediate violations


Program Overview

Access Control Models and Permissions

Choosing a model and mapping who can do what.

  • RBAC and ABAC
  • IAM roles and policies in AWS
  • Access control matrices

Role Structure and Enforcement

Organizing roles and keeping policies in force, and the project.

  • Evaluating policies and validating permissions
  • IAM architecture diagrams
  • Compliance monitoring and remediation
  • Project: an enforced IAM role structure

Certificate Awarded

Complete the lessons and the project to earn it.


Job Outlook

Cloud security engineers and identity and access management specialists design and enforce access across an organization’s accounts.


Our take

Good for: Cloud and security staff who must design and enforce access permissions for a whole organization on AWS.

Keep in mind: All the hands-on work uses AWS IAM, although RBAC, ABAC, and access matrices apply on any platform.

Bottom line: A practical course on designing IAM deliberately and keeping it compliant.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between RBAC and ABAC?

RBAC grants access by role, while ABAC grants it by attributes; the course discusses both in detail before creating IAM roles.

What is an access control matrix?

A design that maps permissions to access control requirements, which one lesson uses to plan who can do what.

What does the project implement?

A role structure with policies in AWS that is then evaluated and enforced as an identity and access management implementation.

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