rekognition:DetectProtectiveEquipment
AWS managed IAM policies that name this action, plus the ones that allow it through a wildcard such as rekognition:*. Allow statements written with NotAction are not expanded. This is not an IAM authorization simulation.
Policies (any)
10
Allow (Action)
1
Allow (wildcard)
9
Deny (Action)
0
NotAction
0
572 policies include at least one wildcard action string (any service). A wildcard also covers actions AWS adds later, without a new policy version. Index regenerated on every deploy.
First seen
From archive historyThis action
2020-10-16 in AmazonRekognitionReadOnlyAccess
Service prefix rekognition
Already present when the archive began
Earliest appearance in any AWS managed policy tracked here, not an official AWS launch date. Matched case-insensitively, as IAM does.
Action reference
SAR-style (unofficial)Service: Amazon Rekognition
Access level
ReadDescription
Grants permission to detect Personal Protective Equipment in the input image
Allow (Action)
Allow (wildcard)
- AdministratorAccessvia *
- AmazonCognitoUnAuthedIdentitiesSessionPolicyvia rekognition:*
- AmazonRekognitionFullAccessvia rekognition:*
- AWSMcpServiceActionsFullAccessvia *
- ReadOnlyAccessvia rekognition:Detect*
- SageMakerStudioAdminIAMDefaultExecutionPolicyvia rekognition:*
- SageMakerStudioAdminIAMPermissiveExecutionPolicyvia rekognition:*
- SageMakerStudioUserIAMDefaultExecutionPolicyvia rekognition:Detect*
- SageMakerStudioUserIAMPermissiveExecutionPolicyvia rekognition:*
Deny (Action)
NotAction
Thanks to Ian McKay for iam-dataset (MIT), structured data derived from the AWS Service Authorization Reference. Not maintained by AWS and not guaranteed current. IAMTrail's managed policy archive is separate.
Definitions bundle regenerated on every deploy