Secure your database credentials with AWS Secrets Manager and encrypt data with AWS KMS in Amazon QuickSight
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This article explains how to secure database credentials and encrypt data in Amazon QuickSight using AWS Secrets Manager and AWS KMS.
- Store database credentials securely in AWS Secrets Manager instead of sharing with BI users
- Encrypt SPICE datasets using customer-managed KMS keys for regulatory compliance
- Enable Secrets Manager integration through QuickSight management console
- Create data sources with secret credentials using QuickSight API
- Audit CMK usage and dataset access through AWS CloudTrail logs
- Revoke access to encrypted datasets by disabling KMS keys
- Requires QuickSight Enterprise Edition subscription
The post provides step-by-step implementation guidance for healthcare and regulated organizations needing enhanced security controls over BI data and credentials.
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