In AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), which item is used to specify the exact API actions and resources that a data engineer is allowed or denied when interacting with AI training data stored in Amazon S3?
An IAM role
An IAM group
A multi-factor authentication (MFA) device
An IAM policy
An IAM policy is a JSON document that lists allowed or denied actions on specified resources. The policy is attached to an identity such as a user, group, or role and is what actually grants or blocks access. A role is an identity that can receive permissions through attached policies but does not itself define them. A group merely aggregates users and relies on attached policies for permissions. A multi-factor authentication (MFA) device adds an extra authentication factor but does not define what the principal can do.
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