How to update cloud resource ownership automatically
When employees change roles or leave, cloud resources often retain outdated ownership tags, leaving ex-owners with lingering approval rights. The New Stack outlines a way for companies to spot and update these tags automatically by cross-referencing cloud access logs—so when someone hasn't used a resource in 90 days, the system flags it for review. It's a cheap fix: just a scheduled query, not a big new process.
- Cloud environments often keep old owner tags
- Query access logs to spot inactive owners
- AWS, Azure, and GCP each need slightly different queries
- Fix is simple, not an expensive overhaul
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