Extend your data perimeter to the AWS Management Console with Private Access
AWS now allows organisations to restrict Management Console access to private network paths—a meaningful data-perimeter control for European financial and critical-infrastructure operators navigating DORA and NIS2 network-segmentation requirements.
Summary written by editorial AI · Source link below
Organizations in regulated industries such as financial services, government, defense, and healthcare restrict their sensitive workloads to isolated network environments with no access to the public internet. Until now, customers could restrict AWS Management Console access to authorized AWS accounts and corporate networks, but the console itself required internet connectivity. This was creating tension between […]
Editorial Analysis
Organisations in regulated sectors can now enforce that AWS console interactions never traverse the public internet, strengthening data-perimeter controls that DORA and NIS2 increasingly demand.
Assess AWS Management Console Private Access for all regulated accounts and integrate the configuration into your data-perimeter baseline.
AWS now supports restricting cloud console access to private networks, directly supporting regulatory data-perimeter expectations under DORA and NIS2.
Forward-looking interpretation drafted by editorial AI under human review — not a reproduction of the source. See methodology.
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