Category: AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)

Introduction Government agencies and regulated organizations are required to apply protective markings to outbound email as a compliance and security control. A common approach is to add a custom X-Protective-Marking header, but Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) does not include custom headers in its DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) signature. This means the marking can […]

This blog post describes how to create customer access policies to Amazon S3. These buckets are by default not public, and this blog takes it further by locking the bucket to Amazon Connect where your Amazon Connect reports and call recordings are stored. By using appropriate permissions assigned to your Amazon Connect account, you can view scheduled […]