Aqua CSPM Groups Overview
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Introduction to Users and Groups
Leveraging Groups in your Aqua CSPM account is easy and a powerful tool to segregate access to your cloud accounts. You can invite additional users to your Aqua CSPM account and create groups to manage them.
User Types
- Standard: These users have read-only access to the cloud accounts that are in the group(s) they belong to.
- Group Administrators: These users can manage the group they belong to including the cloud accounts in them.
- Account Administrators: These users can administer the Aqua CSPM account.
Group Membership
- Non-Member: These users do not have any access to the cloud accounts associated with the group.
- Group Member: These users have read-only access to the cloud accounts in the group(s) they belong to.
- Group Admin: These users can manage the group they belong to including the cloud accounts in them.
Using Users and Groups
Step 1: View Groups
- Select CSPM from the mega menu.
- In your navigation menu, select Account Management from the bottom of the page.
- Select Users & Groups.
Step 2: Select the Groups Tab
- This screen will display a list of existing groups.
Step 3: Edit a Group
- You can add users or modify access to a Group. Simply click on the hamburger menu and select Edit Group.
- The Default group name is non-editable, but custom groups can be easily changed. To change the level of access to a group, select Group Admin, Group Member, or Non-Member.
Step 4: Adding a Group
- Adding new Groups is easy, simply click Create New, and then select Group.
- Enter the Group Name and click Add Group.
- The new Group will appear in the Groups tab.
- Finally, click on the hamburger menu and select Edit Group to change the name or add Members.
Step 5: Edit Cloud Account Group Assignment
- Your cloud accounts can be assigned to one Group at a time, and users in that group will have read-only access to the account when they are added as Members or full access when added as Group Admins.
- To add a Cloud Account to a Group go to Cloud Accounts, note the current Group assigned.
- To change the Group assignment, click on the hamburger menu and select Edit Account.
- Then select the desired Group to which the account will be assigned.
- Note the changes to the Group assignment in the Cloud Accounts screen.
Your cloud accounts can be assigned to one Group at a time, and users in that group will have read-only access to the account when they are added as Members or full access when added as Group Admins.
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