A historic type-foundry assumes that because they picked Amazon Bedrock, AWS is responsible for their prompt logs, their IAM, and which volunteers can invoke. What is the accurate split?
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Short Explanation
Think of a shop that picked Bedrock and assumes AWS now owns prompt logs, IAM, and who can invoke. AWS secures the cloud. The foundry still owns identities, data, and configuration.
Full Explanation
Under shared responsibility, AWS secures the underlying cloud; the customer still owns identities, data, and configuration. Picking Bedrock does not hand prompt logs and IAM to AWS. The foundry does not patch the hypervisor.