AWS introduced a powerful governance tool that many teams may have overlooked: Resource Control Policies (RCPs). In large AWS environments, giving admins enough permissions while preventing risky actions has always been difficult. SCPs control: → What identities can do RCPs control: → What resources will allow Example: Even if someone has AdministratorAccess, an organization-level RCP can still prevent: -Public S3 exposure -Removing security protections -Breaking compliance rules For companies running dozens or hundreds of AWS accounts, this adds a powerful safety layer. A simple way to think about it: IAM = Who can do what SCP = What accounts can do RCP = What resources will accept AWS governance is moving from “trust users not to make mistakes” to “design guardrails that prevent mistakes.” Have you started using RCPs in your AWS Organization? #AWS# #DianMirCloud# #cloudserver#