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Restrict access to sensitive documents in your Amazon Quick knowledge bases for Amazon S3

Amazon Quick now enforces document-level permissions. Here's how to lock down sensitive data in your RAG pipelines.

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Why it matters

Amazon Quick adds access control capabilities to knowledge bases, enabling enterprises to deploy AI workflows with granular document-level security—a critical gate for regulated industries moving RAG into production.

The key facts

8 to know
  1. Amazon Quick feature: document-level ACLs for S3 knowledge bases

  2. Scope: chat and automated workflows

  3. Use case: enterprise data security and compliance for RAG deployments

  4. Configuration: ACL setup and verification for knowledge base access control

  5. Amazon Q ships document-level ACLs for S3 knowledge bases

  6. Feature enforces permissions across chat and automated workflows

  7. Enables configuration and verification of ACL policies

  8. Addresses enterprise data governance in RAG deployments

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Publisher excerpt: In this post, we walk through how to configure document-level ACLs for your S3 knowledge base in Amazon Quick. You will learn how to set up and verify an ACL configuration that enforces document-level permissions across chat and automated workflows.
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