Amazon Web Services (AWS) has introduced a new security feature to enhance identity and access management. As of June 2026, AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) now supports a new type of access policy, allowing users to define custom permissions for their resources. This update is part of the AWS Security Blog's regular series of security updates and compliance changes. In addition, AWS has released new code samples and workshops to help developers get started with these new features.
The AWS Security Blog has published a series of posts this month, focusing on identity and access management. These posts cover topics such as authentication and authorization, as well as best practices for securing AWS resources. AWS has also announced new compliance updates, including support for the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Developers can access these resources on the AWS Security Blog website.
As part of its ongoing commitment to security, AWS has introduced a new service capability that allows users to monitor and manage their AWS resources more effectively. This capability is designed to help users identify and respond to potential security threats in real-time. With this new feature, users can gain visibility into their AWS resources and take action to protect them from potential threats.
For more information on these new features and compliance updates, visit the AWS Security Blog website.