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Orchestrated Authorization by Axiomatics is a system that enables the creation of fine-grained access control policies. It lets organizations specify exactly who has access to what resources, and under what conditions. This makes it possible to implement least privilege and need-to-know concepts, and fine-tune access control to the specific needs of an organization.=More Information= | <br> | ||
Orchestrated Authorization by Axiomatics is a system that enables the creation of fine-grained access control policies. It lets organizations specify exactly who has access to what resources, and under what conditions. This makes it possible to implement least privilege and need-to-know concepts, and fine-tune access control to the specific needs of an organization. The system is based on the XACML standard, and uses Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) to enforce policies | |||
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https://axiomatics.com/orchestrated-authorization/ | https://axiomatics.com/orchestrated-authorization/ | ||
[[Category:Identity & Access Management (IAM)]] | [[Category:Identity & Access Management (IAM)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:02, 23 April 2024
Description
Orchestrated Authorization by Axiomatics is a system that enables the creation of fine-grained access control policies. It lets organizations specify exactly who has access to what resources, and under what conditions. This makes it possible to implement least privilege and need-to-know concepts, and fine-tune access control to the specific needs of an organization. The system is based on the XACML standard, and uses Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) to enforce policies
