A company wants to publish a private website for its on-premises employees.

Create an S3 bucket policy to deny access when the source IP address is not the public IP address of the on-premises environment Set up an Amazon Route 53 alias record to point to the S3 bucket. Provide the alias record to the on-premises employees to grant the employees access to the website.

Create an S3 access point to provide website access. Attach an access point policy to deny access when the source IP address is not the public IP address of the on-premises environment. Provide the S3 access point alias to the on-premises employees to grant the employees access to the website.

Create an Amazon CloudFront distribution that includes an origin access control (OAC) that is configured for the S3 bucket. Use AWS Certificate Manager for SSL. Use AWS WAF with an IP set rule that allows access for the on-premises IP address. Set up an Amazon Route 53 alias record to point to the CloudFront distribution.

Create an Amazon CloudFront distribution that includes an origin access control (OAC) that is configured for the S3 bucket. Create a CloudFront signed URL for the objects in the bucket. Set up an Amazon Route 53 alias record to point to the CloudFront distribution. Provide the signed URL to the on-premises employees to grant the employees access to the website.