AWS Clean Rooms supports minimum aggregation thresholds in custom analysis rules
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AWS Clean Rooms now supports minimum aggregation thresholds for the Custom analysis rule type, enabling privacy-preserving collaborative data analysis.
- Enforce minimum aggregation on custom SQL queries to prevent results about individuals or small groups
- Data providers specify identity columns and minimum identity counts without pre-approved templates
- Eliminates need for manual code reviews before queries execute
- Configure which columns can be filtered or joined across datasets
- Example: Filter rural zip codes with fewer than 1,000 common users for privacy protection
This enhancement simplifies privacy-compliant data collaboration by allowing ad-hoc queries with automatic aggregation enforcement.
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