The architecture addresses unauthorized departmental data leakage by combining Amazon Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway. Instead of letting the model supply search arguments, a Lambda request interceptor running at the gateway validates incoming Amazon Cognito tokens and overwrites context arguments with verified identity claims. This process ensures that knowledge base access-control-list features strictly scope retrieved documents to the authenticated user's actual profile.
Key points
Enterprises must prevent large language models from autonomously determining user identit…: Enterprises must prevent large language models from autonomously determining user identity parameters during internal knowledge searches.
Authenticated Amazon Cognito access tokens ensure that user email claims are validated be…: Authenticated Amazon Cognito access tokens ensure that user email claims are validated before data requests execute.
Decoupling authorization logic from model output guarantees robust fine-grained data prot…: Decoupling authorization logic from model output guarantees robust fine-grained data protection in multi-tenant enterprise environments.
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Artificial Intelligence
Fine-grained access control for Amazon Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base tools
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