Amazon WorkSpaces now supports WebAuthn for in-session authentication
WorkSpaces now supports the WebAuthn (Web Authentication) standard for in-session authentication. Users can authenticate into WebAuthn-supported web applications through WebAuthn redirection when using Chrome or Edge on their Windows WSP WorkSpaces. This feature is accessible from WorkSpaces Windows, macOS, and Linux client applications and is compatible with YubiKey, Windows Hello, and other FIDO2-compliant authenticators. Your organization can leverage the latest standard to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive company data on WorkSpaces.
WorkSpaces now supports the WebAuthn (Web Authentication) standard for in-session authentication. Users can authenticate into WebAuthn-supported web applications through WebAuthn redirection when using Chrome or Edge on their Windows WSP WorkSpaces. This feature is accessible from WorkSpaces Windows, macOS, and Linux client applications and is compatible with YubiKey, Windows Hello, and other FIDO2-compliant authenticators. Your organization can leverage the latest standard to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive company data on WorkSpaces.
WorkSpaces WebAuthn redirection is now available in US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), Canada (Central), Europe (Frankfurt, Ireland, London), Asia Pacific (Mumbai, Seoul, Singapore, Sydney, and Tokyo), and South America (São Paulo), South Africa (Cape Town), Israel (Tel Aviv), and the AWS GovCloud (US-West, US-East) Regions.
For more information about WebAuthn Redirection on WorkSpaces, see Enable or disable WebAuthn redirection.