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AWS Security Blog · July 7, 2026

Enforce zero data retention on Amazon Bedrock with Bedrock Projects and service control policies

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Why it matters

With the introduction of models that require data sharing with third-party providers—such as Claude Fable 5—organizations need a way to centrally enforce data retention policies. Amazon Bedrock gives you control over whether your prompts and model outputs are retained after an inference request completes.

My takeaway: Enforce zero data retention on Amazon Bedrock with Bedrock Projects and service control policies is a model-evaluation signal. The practical read is to tie capability claims to evidence, launch criteria, and regression tests rather than relying on demos or benchmark headlines.
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