DC IAM
IAMAccess Management
DC IAM governs access to the console and the API. Create a named account per person, assign the least role that does the job — built-in roles for the common cases, custom roles for fine-grained permission sets scoped to services or resource groups — and enforce MFA by policy. API keys inherit their owner’s permissions for tightly scoped automation.
Key Features
Built-in roles: Organization Admin, Operator, Auditor, Billing Viewer
Custom roles scoped to services and resource groups
MFA (TOTP) enforcement by authentication policy
Source-IP restrictions for console and API access
Active Directory / LDAP integration for joiner-leaver management
Architecture Overview
Pricing
Priced to your configuration
DC IAM is scoped and priced against your workload requirements. Standardized public packages are being finalized.
Common Use Cases
Least-privilege team access
Scoped automation identities
Delegated administration
Quarterly access review
Security Features
- MFA by policy
- Session and password policies
- Every action audit-logged
Frameworks Referenced
Our security program is designed with these frameworks in mind — not a certification claim.
Documentation
Related Services
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