A company uses an organization in AWS Organizations to manage multiple AWS accounts. Users access AWS accounts by using IAM users and secret access keys. A security team requires all access to accounts to use temporary security credentials that expire after 60 minutes. Users must use a SAML-based identity provider (IdP) to access the accounts. Which solution will meet these requirements?
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Set up AWS IAM Identity Center and configure an external IdP. Configure permission sets that allow the access that the users require. Configure a session duration limit. Require the users to retrieve SSO credentials by using the AWS CLI. Remove the IAM users from the AWS accounts.
Most accepted answer: B. Set up AWS IAM Identity Center and configure an external IdP. Configure permission sets that allow the access that the users require. Configure a session duration limit. Require the users to retrieve SSO credentials by using the AWS CLI. Remove the IAM users from the AWS accounts.
Community votes: B=1
Selected Answer: B Multi-account AWS + SAML + temporary credentials → IAM Identity Center + external IdP + STS temporary sessions. upvoted 1 times