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With resource access grants, Plerion evaluates access across a growing set of AWS resource types and sharing mechanisms. This page lists what is evaluated today.

Sharing mechanisms

Plerion detects access through four mechanisms.

Covered resource types

Coverage expands over time. The Mechanism column shows how Plerion evaluates each type: from a resource-based policy, from an IAM role’s trust policy, through an AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM) resource share, or from a cross-account permission attribute on the resource.
The Amazon ECR registry, AWS Glue Data Catalog, AWS X-Ray resource policy, and Amazon CloudWatch Logs resource policy are account and region-scoped policies. Plerion surfaces each as its own asset rather than as a policy on an individual resource.

What Plerion does not evaluate

  • Access with no AWS-side record of the recipient, such as IAM access keys or API keys. There is nothing on the AWS side that identifies who holds them.
  • Service Control Policies (SCPs) and Resource Control Policies (RCPs). Plerion evaluates what a resource grants, not the organization-level guardrails that may further restrict it.