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Advancing your Security with Permission Boundaries

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Back to BlogAdvancing your Security with IAM Permission BoundariesSeptember 29, 2022•by Tobias SchmidtTable of ContentsJump to a sectionAWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) enables you to manage access to all identities & resources in a fine-grained and simple way. Besides, the well-known identity and resource-based policies, AWS offers you the advanced feature of Permission Boundaries for restricting the maximum permissions of identities. Overview of what we’ll talk about: Quick introduction: identity & resources-based policies Restricting effective permissions via boundaries Use-case examples Key takeaways Identity & resource-based policies AWS distinguishes between different types of policies. Let’s dive into the most common ones real quick. On the one hand, there are identity-based policies that are attached to a user, group, or role. The policy documents control which actions can be taken by the identity of which resources. Those can be separated into managed pol...

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