Introducing resource control policies (RCPs) to centrally restrict access to AWS resources
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The article introduces Resource Control Policies (RCPs) in AWS Organizations, which allow centralized control over access to AWS resources across the organization's environment. RCPs help establish a data perimeter by restricting external access to resources.
Specifically, the article covers:
- RCPs apply to resources in services like Amazon S3, AWS Security Token Service, AWS Key Management Service, Amazon SQS, and AWS Secrets Manager.
- RCPs complement Service Control Policies (SCPs) by controlling maximum permissions on AWS resources, while SCPs control maximum permissions for IAM roles and users.
- AWS IAM Access Analyzer can help identify the impact of RCPs on resource permissions.
- RCPs are available in all AWS commercial regions, and more information can be found in the RCPs documentation.
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