IAM policy types: How and when to use them
2026-03-23T20:52:08Z•1f8af5ccc53b04bcbc1d3cb3227078ab473a5cb401e25ab67316b0929a1872dc
AI-augmented attacksAWS certificationsCVE-2026-20131Cisco Secure Firewall Management CenterDESCFINMAFortiGateIAMISOIdentity CenterInterlockSOC2Security Hubaccess-controlcomplianceincident-responsemulticloudpatchingpenetration-testingransomwaresecurity-automationthreat-intelligencevulnerability
What happened
This AWS Security Blog feed includes multiple operational and threat updates. Most notable: Amazon Threat Intelligence identified an active Interlock ransomware campaign exploiting CVE-2026-20131 (a critical Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center vulnerability allowing unauthenticated remote arbitrary Java code execution as root) being exploited post-disclosure. The feed also documents AI-augmented large-scale compromises of FortiGate devices, new IAM policy guidance and IAM Identity Center multi-Region replication, enhanced access-denied messages that include denying policy ARNs, SecurityHub
Why it matters
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- 2026-03-23T20:52:08Z
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- Yes
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