Cloud Inquisitor is an AWS security monitoring and management tool that helps organizations maintain security posture across their cloud infrastructure. The tool provides ownership attribution monitoring for AWS objects, enabling teams to track and identify unowned resources within their environment. When unowned objects are detected, it automatically notifies account owners and can remove these resources if ownership issues remain unresolved. Cloud Inquisitor includes domain hijacking detection capabilities to identify potential security threats related to domain ownership. It also verifies the operational status of critical security services including CloudTrail logging and VPC Flow Logs to ensure continuous monitoring coverage. The platform supports cross-account IAM policy management, allowing administrators to maintain consistent access controls and permissions across multiple AWS accounts from a centralized interface.
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