A single misconfigured permission can burn your entire cloud to the ground.

Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) is the layer most teams ignore until it’s too late. Baa Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management takes that risk and strangles it at the root. It exposes every identity, every role, every dangling permission before it can turn into a breach. It does not stop at discovery. It gives you the controls to fix, enforce, and prove you are locked down.

Cloud sprawl makes manual reviews impossible. Developers spin up services at speed, and each new workload drags along a tangle of IAM policies. Over time, privileges pile up. Attackers know the fastest way into your systems is through the weakest link in your permission model. Baa CIEM addresses this by mapping every identity-to-resource relationship in real time. Every user. Every service account. Every API key.

The problem is not just too many permissions. It is not knowing who has them, why they have them, or when they were last checked. Baa CIEM gives clear, exact answers. It scans across AWS, Azure, and GCP without gaps. It flags toxic combinations that could be exploited. It recommends least privilege baselines you can enforce instantly.

The more clouds you use, the harder it gets to understand your attack surface. Baa CIEM turns that complexity into a single, actionable view. It integrates with your existing security tooling so you see entitlement risks next to runtime vulnerabilities and compliance gaps. No silos. No blind spots.

CIEM is not optional. Every breach headline has the same subtext: someone had permissions they should not have. If you cannot see every identity and entitlement in your environment, you are running on hope. Baa Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management replaces hope with certainty.

You can waste months building your own entitlement discovery scripts. Or you can see the full picture in minutes. Go to hoop.dev, connect your environment, and watch Baa CIEM show you everything you could lose — and how to secure it before anyone else finds the gap.