Your clouds hold more admins than your admin groups show. Someone should be able to list them — Delinea Privilege Control for Cloud Entitlements finds who and what holds access in AWS, Azure and GCP, flags shadow admins, stale accounts and AI usage, and puts cloud privilege in front of your PAM team.
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This page covers Delinea Privilege Control for Cloud Entitlements — Delinea’s CIEM, including Continuous Identity Discovery. The rest:
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CIEM lists who and what can act in your clouds, and flags access that is bigger than it needs to be.
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Per-cloud IAM exports, read by hand | Delinea Privilege Control for Cloud Entitlements |
|---|---|---|
| Finding admin-level accounts | Export each cloud’s IAM and read it | Shadow admins flagged across three clouds |
| Accounts nobody uses | Left until an audit asks | Stale accounts listed for retirement |
| AI and machine access | Outside the review entirely | Discovered beside human accounts |
| Who owns cloud privilege | Each cloud team, separately | The PAM team, on the Delinea Platform |
| How often it is checked | A yearly or quarterly sweep | Continuous discovery as the estate changes |
| What it is NOT | — | A CNAPP, a runtime agent, or an India-hosted service |
The cheapest test is the free trial: connect one account per cloud and count the shadow admins and stale accounts it finds.
Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.
You connect the AWS, Azure and Google Cloud estates you want covered; Delinea names those three and no others, so a fourth cloud or a private cloud stays outside its view.
A built-in feature that keeps listing who and what holds cloud access: people, machine accounts and AI usage, with over-privileged users, shadow admins and stale accounts flagged.
Delinea pitches the product as reducing cloud risk by centralising authorization, so cloud permissions are judged by the same team and console that already run privileged access.
Platform tenants live in the geography chosen at provisioning — AU, CA, EU, SEA, UAE, UK or US — and are replicated across two regions inside it; none of them is in India.
Three clouds in, risky identities out — discovery feeds the same Delinea Platform that runs your vault and server PAM.
Delinea Privilege Control for Cloud Entitlements shows who can do what in your clouds — and what to take away.
One inventory spans the three public clouds Delinea names, rather than a separate native IAM report for each provider.
Continuous Identity Discovery lists AI usage next to human and machine accounts, so agents are not left out of the review.
Identities whose cloud rights exceed what their role needs are flagged, giving the team a cut list instead of a raw export.
Accounts that hold admin-level power without sitting in an obvious admin group are surfaced, the blind spot reviews miss.
Dormant cloud accounts are called out so they can be retired before an attacker finds and reuses one of them quietly.
Findings sit on the Delinea Platform with Secret Server and Server PAM, so one PAM team owns data-centre and cloud privilege.
Cloud Identity Discovery in practice, and a primer on why cloud entitlements pile up and how CIEM manages them.
Delinea walks through Cloud Identity Discovery, the feature that finds risky identities inside this product.
Delinea’s primer on what cloud entitlement management is and why permissions pile up across clouds.
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Most CIEM arrives inside a CNAPP and lands with the cloud-security team. Delinea sells it from the privileged-access side, on the platform that runs Secret Server and Server PAM, so the team that vaults admin passwords also sees who holds admin-grade cloud rights.
Continuous Identity Discovery looks for the identities a policy review tends to miss: accounts with admin power outside any admin group, accounts nobody has used in months, and AI usage sitting beside human and machine accounts. Delinea runs it continuously, so the list moves as the clouds change.
Delinea offers a free 30-day trial, which is long enough to connect one account in each cloud and see what the discovery feature flags in your own estate. Because nothing is priced in public, that trial result is the best evidence to take into the quote conversation.
Entitlement posture, not a CNAPP: no runtime defence, no vulnerability or IaC scanning, and only three clouds named. There is no price list, no analyst placement for this product and no India hosting region, and the page does not say how it connects to your accounts.
Write down every AWS account, Azure subscription and GCP project, and who answers for each, before the trial starts.
Connect one account per cloud, ask Delinea how it connects, and note which permissions the trial needs from you.
Sort shadow admins, stale accounts and AI usage by owner, and check a sample by hand against each cloud’s own IAM.
Retire a set of stale accounts and trim one over-privileged role with its owner, then see that nothing in production broke.
Take trial results into the quote, choose SEA or UAE for the tenant, and settle residency terms in the contract.
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
“The trial turned up two Azure accounts with owner rights that sat in no admin group. Neither had been reviewed since launch.”
“We already ran Secret Server, so putting cloud entitlements in front of the same PAM team was an easy internal sell.”
“Stale AWS users were the quick win. Retiring them took a week of owner emails, not a quarter of meetings.”
“It sees identities, not workloads. We still needed a separate tool for misconfigurations and container runtime.”
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the CIEM market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Quote-only; free 30-day trial; three clouds.
The grid nobody publishes — how tightly the CIEM ties into a PAM or IGA suite vs how much of cloud security beyond entitlements it covers.
Entitlements only, on the same platform as Delinea PAM.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Against Wiz CIEM, Tenable Cloud Security, CyberArk Secure Cloud Access, SailPoint CIEM and Securden CIEM — on deployment, clouds, price, fixing access, governance and India.
| Dimension | Delinea Privilege Control for Cloud Entitlements | Wiz CIEM | Tenable Cloud Security | CyberArk Secure Cloud Access | SailPoint CIEM | Securden CIEM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | CIEM from a PAM vendor | CIEM module of a CNAPP | CNAPP with CIEM core | JIT cloud access | CIEM inside an IGA suite | CIEM in a unified suite |
| Deployment | SaaS; method unstated | Agentless, API-based | 100% agentless | SaaS on AWS | SaaS add-on | Agentless; host unstated |
| Clouds and identities | AWS, Azure, GCP + AI | AWS, Azure, GCP | AWS, Azure, GCP | AWS, Azure, GCP | Three clouds; ask depth | AWS, Azure, GCP |
| Pricing model | Quote only | Module on Wiz | Per billable resource | Per user, annual | Per identity, add-on | Quote; per-user line |
| Published entry price | Not published | Not published | Not published | $2,400 for 5 users | Not published | Not published |
| Included vs add-on | Discovery included | Needs the Wiz platform | CIEM in the CNAPP | Part of Idira platform | Needs the IGA platform | One platform, many SKUs |
| Scale and minimums | Not published | High reported floor | Scales by resource | Starts at 5 users | Platform-sized | Mid-market proven |
| Analysis and fixing | Finds; fix path unstated | Effective permissions | Strong rightsizing | Zero standing privilege | Usage-based rightsizing | Find, then JIT |
| Integrations | Delinea Platform | Wiz Security Graph | Tenable One | Consoles, CLIs, Idira | IGA campaigns | Securden PAM and IGA |
| Governance and reviews | Review features unlisted | Findings, not campaigns | Posture and compliance | Audited sessions | Cloud certifications | Least privilege enforced |
| India data region | None; SEA or UAE | Not documented | India entity, no region | Not documented | AWS India storage | India-built |
| Support | APAC team, no India | Terms not published | Local entity | Terms not published | Platform support | Same time zone |
| Lock-in and exit | Tied to Delinea | Wiz first, Google-owned | Best with Tenable One | Palo Alto owned | Bound to the IGA suite | Platform-led |
| Best fit | Delinea PAM estates | Wiz CNAPP users | Tenable exposure shops | Removing standing access | IGA-led governance | Mid-market, India |
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Delinea Privilege Control for Cloud Entitlements is one of 19 cloud & workload security products TechBag carries. The Cloud & Workload Security guide narrows them to a shortlist and shows the reasoning. →
Drag the sliders (cloud identities; cloud-engineer hour cost). Estimates model the time spent reviewing cloud permissions by hand at an assumed 1.5 hours per identity a year, with 70% of it removed by continuous discovery and flagged findings. Both figures are assumptions. Illustrative.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models your actual environment and modules.
Not published: Delinea quotes Privilege Control for Cloud Entitlements, like every product it sells, and does not state the licence unit. A free 30-day trial comes first. Third-party per-user estimates are not list prices. TechBag scopes your AWS, Azure and GCP accounts, runs the trial with you, then quotes in INR with GST.
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Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Are all your clouds among AWS, Azure and GCP? Anything else, such as a private cloud, sits outside this product.
How does the product connect to each account, and what read or write permissions must you grant it?
Which of the four finding types matters most to you: over-privilege, shadow admins, stale accounts or AI usage?
Does the product change permissions itself, or hand a list to cloud owners? Get the rightsizing path in writing.
Do you already run a CNAPP with CIEM? Check what its entitlement module does before buying a second tool.
Is a Singapore or UAE tenant acceptable to your regulator and DPDPA advisers, given there is no India region?
Will Secret Server or Server PAM sit on the same Delinea Platform tenant, and in which geography?
What is the licence unit — accounts, identities or resources? Ask for INR with GST and the term in the quote.
Model the cost of reviewing cloud access by hand first, or let a TechBag advisor set up a 30-day trial across one AWS, Azure and GCP account each.
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