AWS IAM Roles Anywhere credential helper now includes built-in compatibility with TPM 2.0, allowing secure storage and usage of X.509 certificates and private keys directly from TPMs on Windows and Linux systems. This enhancement helps strengthen your security posture while simplifying credential management.
IAM Roles Anywhere lets your non-AWS workloads securely access AWS resources using X.509 certificates for temporary credentials. The credential helper automates the signing process and credential retrieval, supporting PKCS #11 for various secure stores. With native TPM 2.0 support, you can now directly leverage trusted platform modules as secure hardware stores.
Discover how this update can help improve your security while reducing complexity in your infrastructure. Resources mentioned in the video:
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