
    Amazon Verified Permissions now supports tagging policy stores, enabling customers to manage cost allocation, control access, and simplify resource management using key-value tags.


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Amazon Verified Permissions now supports tagging policy stores, offering enhanced management capabilities for customers:
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<li>Enables key-value pair tagging for policy stores</li>
<li>Allows cost allocation by tenant, team, department, or application</li>
<li>Provides tag-based access controls using IAM permissions</li>
<li>Simplifies searching for policy stores within an account</li>
<li>Uses Cedar, an open-source policy language for fine-grained authorization</li>
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The feature is available in all regions where Verified Permissions is supported, enabling more granular and context-aware access control for applications like multi-tenant SaaS platforms.
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Amazon Verified Permissions now supports policy store tagging

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