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sandeepkd 4 hours ago

I made an assumption that you have federated AWS account setup. One organization management AWS account and then federated accounts under it and you are referring to deletion of deletion of ROOT credentials in the federated accounts.

Considering thats not the case, what you just did is move the goal post to a account recovery process. Question becomes who has ability to recover the account, in case its tied with email then most likely it has to be a shared email box. What you have now is a much more fragile system in case of custom domains, where whoever is controlling the email domain (DNS management capability) can take over the AWS accounts.

Hikikomori 3 hours ago | parent [-]

One account, org, federated, whatever. You don't need to store the root credentials.

An email per account where only security team has access. Whoever can modify domain can already do this.