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Amazon S3 now supports attribute-based access control

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This article announces that Amazon S3 now supports attribute-based access control (ABAC) for general purpose buckets, enabling tag-based permission management.

  • ABAC automatically evaluates tag-based conditions in IAM policies before granting access
  • Eliminates frequent IAM and bucket policy updates as organizations grow
  • Grant access by adding or modifying tags on buckets instead of updating policies
  • Enable ABAC using S3 PutBucketAbac API and manage tags via TagResource/UntagResource APIs
  • Require specific tags at bucket creation to enforce consistent tagging standards
  • Available in all AWS Regions at no additional cost
  • Accessible via AWS Management Console, S3 REST API, AWS CLI, SDK, and CloudFormation

S3 ABAC simplifies access governance at scale by leveraging bucket tags for automatic permission management.



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