AWS datasync documentation change
Summary
Updated security feature support details to clarify lack of Kerberos support for NFS and TDE encryption with HDFS
Security assessment
Clarifies existing security capabilities but does not address a specific vulnerability or add new security features
Diff
diff --git a/datasync/latest/userguide/encryption-in-transit.md b/datasync/latest/userguide/encryption-in-transit.md index 73ad51f43..683554a42 100644 --- a//datasync/latest/userguide/encryption-in-transit.md +++ b//datasync/latest/userguide/encryption-in-transit.md @@ -23 +23 @@ Reference | Network connection | Description -1 | Reading data from the source location | DataSync connects by using the storage system's protocol for accessing data (for example, SMB or the Amazon S3 API). For this connection, data is protected by using the security features of the storage system unless DataSync doesn't support those features. For example, DataSync currently doesn't support Kerberos authentication with SMB or NFS file servers. +1 | Reading data from the source location | DataSync connects by using the storage system's protocol for accessing data (for example, SMB or the Amazon S3 API). For this connection, data is protected by using the security features of the storage system unless DataSync doesn't support those features. For example, DataSync currently doesn't support Kerberos authentication with NFS file servers or when using TDE encryption with HDFS.