AWS Verified Access support for non-HTTP resources is now generally available
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AWS Verified Access (AVA) has expanded support to non-HTTP resources like RDS databases, enabling secure, VPN-less access through Zero Trust principles.
- Supports secure access to TCP, SSH, and RDP protocols
- Allows fine-grained access policies based on user identity and device posture
- Supports multiple endpoint types including Load Balancers, Network Interfaces, Network CIDRs, and RDS endpoints
- Requires a connectivity client to encrypt user traffic and add identity information
- Enables granular access control for different user groups like database admins and data science teams
The new feature allows organizations to securely connect to private databases and other TCP-based resources using identity and device context, improving overall security posture.
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