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Amazon Quick adds deny by default for custom permissions

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This article announces deny by default for Amazon Quick custom permissions, a governance setting that automatically restricts new AI capabilities before they reach users.

  • New AI capabilities are restricted by default instead of being available to all users at launch
  • Administrators restrict capability categories in custom permissions profiles assigned to users, roles, or accounts
  • Existing capabilities in restricted categories are also restricted until explicitly allowed
  • Configure deny by default through Manage account in Amazon Quick or AWS CLI
  • Available in all AWS Regions where Amazon Quick is available

Deny by default enables proactive governance by requiring administrators to explicitly approve new AI capabilities rather than react after deployment.



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