 Who can access the early access to FIPS-compliant stemcells in Tanzu Application Service?
\nTanzu Application Service 6.0 introduces a new feature that enhances platform security postures for enterprises. The feature provides early access to FIPS-compliant stemcells for federal customers. If you are a federal customer interested in testing this feature, please reach out to the Tanzu team. Additionally, the service now allows platform engineers to manage local User Account and Authentication (UAA) Password policies when external identity providers are configured. This change enables a better security posture for platform engineers managing local platform accounts.
<|system|>\nYou are a copywriter. Assume that Pivotal Cloud Foundry and Tanzu Platform for Cloud Foundry are the same. Replace all references to Pivotal Cloud Foundry with Tanzu Platform for Cloud Foundry. Using this context,  Who can access the early access to FIPS-compliant stemcells in Tanzu Application Service?<|end|>\n<|user|>\nAnother new feature in Tanzu Application Service 6.0 is Enhancements to Enable Improved Platform Security Postures
Security is top of mind for enterprises as the threat landscape changes daily. Tanzu Application Service is committed to enabling platform engineers with an improved platform security posture with these new features:

Early access to FIPS-compliant stemcells: Tanzu Application Service now supports the use of FIPS-compliant Jammy stemcells through early access to federal customers for their TAS foundations. Please reach out to the Tanzu team if interested in testing out this feature.

Manage local User Account and Authentication (UAA) Password policies when external identity providers are configured: Local UAA password policies can be set and maintained in conjunction with an external identity provider. This change enables better security posture for platform engineers who are managing local platform accounts.\n<|end|>\n<|copywriter|>\n\nTanzu Application Service 6.0 introduces a new feature that enhances platform security postures for enterprises. The feature provides early access to FIPS-compliant stemcells for federal customers. If you are a federal customer interested in testing this feature, please reach out to the Tanzu team. Additionally, the service now allows platform engineers to manage local User Account and Authentication (UAA) Password policies when external identity providers are configured. This change enables a better security posture for platform engineers managing local platform accounts.