Hello, we have a customer that is utilizing resources in AWS. Would it be possible to create a cloud connector for AWS resources so we can scan for data in S3 buckets and see access permissions assigned by their IAM tool.
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Would it be possible to have a progress bar or a file counter to show the progress of the scan?
Hello, we have a customer that is utilizing resources in AWS. Would it be possible to create a cloud connector for AWS resources so we can scan for data in S3 buckets and see access permissions assigned by their IAM tool.
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Adding a dashboard to the agent tab with metrics and posture of the asset in the environment.
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