Response to a leaked access key — deactivate and lock down

You report a compromised key — with your confirmation the scenario deactivates it in Asana, audits the permissions, applies a restriction and reports to botHelp.

  • A response to a compromised key
  • Human confirmation before acting
  • Deactivating the key and auditing permissions
  • A report with a risk assessment to botHelp
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How it works

To connect botHelp and Asana, you don't need a developer: a ready-made scenario links them in minutes.

  1. Starts when: 🔍 Manual Key Lookup Trigger
  2. Then: 🔍 AWS IAM Service
  3. Then: 🔑 Fetch User Access Keys
  4. Then: 📊 Parse Access Key Response
  5. Then: 🚫 Deactivate Compromised Key
  6. Check: 🔀 Merge Response Data
  7. Then: 📦 Aggregate Final Results
  8. Then: 🤖 AI Security Analysis
  9. Then: 💬 Notify Security Team
  10. Then: 📜 Audit Inline Policies
  11. Then: 📤 Extract Inline Policy Names
  12. Check: 🔄 Batch Process Inline Policies
  13. Then: 📜 Retrieve Inline Policy Details
  14. Then: 🔓 Parse Inline Policy JSON
  15. Then: 🔍 Audit Attached Policies
  16. Then: 📤 Extract Attached Policy List
  17. Check: 🔄 Batch Process Attached Policies
  18. Then: 📋 Fetch Policy Metadata
  19. Then: 📄 Retrieve Policy Document
  20. Then: 🔓 Parse Attached Policy JSON
  21. Then: 🛡️ Generate Invalidation Policy
  22. Then: 🔗 Apply Security Policy
  23. Then: 🧠 Claude AI Engine
  24. Then: 🔔 Request Human Approval
  25. Then: ✅ Approved Compromise Data
  26. Then: 🔧 Process Form Submission
  27. Starts when: 📝 Secure Form: Key Compromise Input

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