Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) The most granular of all access control types, ABAC takes into account multiple attributes, such as the user’s role, location or time of access request.

Location-based or time-based attributes can be brought into the picture as well so that access rights can be sunsetted or assigned dynamically within specific windows.

Attribute-based access control (ABAC) — ABAC, sometimes known as policy-based access control, can use a variety of attributes, including user department, time of day, location of access, type of ...

Envoy chooses to focus its efforts on access control to office environments, for both security, and health. It also is designed to save time for teams. With the health aspect, Envoy is quite ...

Role-based access control, or RBAC, is an approach for restricting access to digital resources based on a user’s role in an organization.For instance, under RBAC, a company’s accountant should ...

The founders of ConductorOne, an identity and access control startup, both came from Okta, which is itself a single sign-on vendor based on the zero trust model.In fact, they were in charge of ...

In effect, zero trust requires that you have no access until you establish trust, and RBAC is used to define what access you have once you start to establish trust through authentication and other ...

Apple device management vendor Mosyle has introduced AccessMule, an easy-to-use workflow platform designed to address a ...

Cloud-based access control is reshaping how security is deployed, managed, and maintained – offering unprecedented ...

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