AWS Security published its monthly digest for August 2026, highlighting 20 blog posts covering new security features, compliance updates, and hands-on resources. These posts are organized into seven categories, providing insights into various aspects of AWS security.
Identity and access management was a primary focus, with five posts detailing updates such as self-service rate limits for Amazon Cognito. This change allows users to adjust authentication rate limits on demand, replacing a previous support ticket process. Additionally, AWS Managed Microsoft AD marked its tenth anniversary, and a redesigned AWS sign-in experience is being rolled out with a unified email entry point and social identity provider options. AWS Management Console Private Access now supports VPCs without internet connectivity, routing all console traffic for isolated environments.
Data protection received four posts, including information on AWS KMS data key caching and ACME protocol support in AWS Certificate Manager. AI security also saw four new posts, focusing on custom authentication in Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway, user authorization propagation in AI agents, and extending Bedrock Guardrails to tool interactions. Other categories covered include threat detection, governance, and networking.
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AWS Security released its August 2026 digest, summarizing 20 blog posts across various categories. Key updates include self-service rate limits for Amazon Cognito, a redesigned AWS sign-in experience, and new features for AWS Management Console Private Access.