Modern Authorization : The Next IAM Frontier Webinar - Aserto
Modern Authorization: The Next Frontier
Identity and access have always been joined at the hip. But, while identity has moved to the cloud, we still don’t have fine-grained, scalable mechanisms for generalizing authorization.
In this on-demand webinar, we review the current state of modern authorization and dive into:
- The two technical approaches to cloud-native authorization
- The pros and cons of each approach
- The vendor landscape and key differences between solutions
- Related open-source projects
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Modern authorization supports fine-grained access, externalizes authorization rules into a policy, and is enforced in real-time.
Fine-grained access
Define access to individual items with Aserto. Support every access model, whether it is based on roles, attributes, policies, relationships, or a combination.
allowed {
ns := time.now_ns()
day := time.weekday(ns)
day == data.workdays[_]
}
Include environmental attributes in your policies
allowed {
input.user.properties.dept == "Sales"
}
Use any user-centric attributes in your policies
allowed {
ds.check({
"subject_type": "user",
"subject_id": input.user.id,
"relation": "manager",
"object_type": "user",
"object_id": input.resource.id
})
}
Make access decisions based on org-chart relationships
allowed {
ds.check({
"subject_type": "user",
"subject_id": input.user.id,
"relation": "can_read",
"object_type": "document",
"object_id": input.resource.id
})
}
Model your resource hierarchy and enforce fine-grained authorization
allowed {
ns := time.now_ns()
day := time.weekday(ns)
day == data.workdays[_]
}
Include environmental attributes in your policies
allowed {
input.user.properties.dept == "Sales"
}
Use any user-centric attributes in your policies
Make access decisions based on org-chart relationships
Model your resource hierarchy and enforce fine-grained authorization
allowed {
ns := time.now_ns()
day := time.weekday(ns)
day == data.workdays[_]
}
Include environmental attributes in your policies
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Real-time enforcement
Authorize in milliseconds and with 100% availability with Aserto's distributed systems architecture.
Built on Topaz
Topaz is an open-source authorization project that marries the two approaches to authorization - policy-as-code and policy-as-data. It provides support for RBAC, ABAC, PBAC, and ReBAC.