AWS entityresolution documentation change
Summary
Restructured prerequisites for LiveRamp/TransUnion/UID 2.0 workflows to explicitly require schema mappings, service subscriptions, and S3 bucket permissions
Security assessment
The changes emphasize proper permissions configuration for S3 data staging buckets and service access requirements, which are security-related controls. However, this appears to be standard documentation improvement rather than addressing a disclosed vulnerability.
Diff
diff --git a/entityresolution/latest/userguide/create-matching-workflow-provider.md b/entityresolution/latest/userguide/create-matching-workflow-provider.md index 77de27742..21e0d2e10 100644 --- a//entityresolution/latest/userguide/create-matching-workflow-provider.md +++ b//entityresolution/latest/userguide/create-matching-workflow-provider.md @@ -41,2 +40,0 @@ The following sections describe how to create a provider-based matching workflow -If you have a subscription to the LiveRamp service, you can create a matching workflow with the LiveRamp service to perform identity resolution. - @@ -49 +47,14 @@ AWS Entity Resolution supports PII-based RampID assignment. -This workflow requires an Amazon S3 data staging bucket where you want the matching workflow output to be temporarily written. Before you create a ID mapping workflow with LiveRamp, add the following permissions to the data staging bucket. +**Prerequisites** + +Before you create a matching workflow with LiveRamp, you must: + + 1. Create a schema mapping. For more information, see [Creating a schema mapping](./create-schema-mapping.html). + + 2. Have a subscription to the LiveRamp service + + 3. Have appropriate permissions configured to the Amazon S3 data staging bucket where you want the matching workflow output to be temporarily written + + + + +Before you create a ID mapping workflow with LiveRamp, add the following permissions to the S3 data staging bucket. @@ -245 +256,14 @@ The TransUnion service provides identifiers known as the TransUnion Individual a -This workflow requires an Amazon S3 data staging bucket where you want the matching workflow output to be temporarily written. Before you create a matching workflow with TransUnion, add the following permissions to the data staging bucket. +**Prerequisites** + +Before you create a matching workflow with LiveRamp, you must: + + 1. Create a schema mapping. For more information, see [Creating a schema mapping](./create-schema-mapping.html). + + 2. Have a subscription to the TransUnion service + + 3. Have appropriate permissions configured to the Amazon S3 data staging bucket where you want the matching workflow output to be temporarily written + + + + +Before you create a matching workflow with TransUnion, add the following permissions to the S3 data staging bucket. @@ -428,0 +453,11 @@ Raw UID2s are created by adding salts from salt buckets which are rotated approx +**Prerequisites** + +Before you create a matching workflow with UID 2.0, you must: + + 1. Create a schema mapping. For more information, see [Creating a schema mapping](./create-schema-mapping.html). + + 2. Have a subscription to the UID 2.0 service + + + +