Policy Models

RBAC grants access by role; ABAC evaluates user, resource, and environment attributes. Compare them side by side, see examples, and learn how to migrate from RBAC to ABAC.

Coding agents can generate OpenAPI specs faster than most governance programs can review them. This article explains how to connect design-time API governance to runtime MCP tool authorization with policy decisions, constrained credentials, and audit receipts.

LLMs can draft authorization policy, but safe policy authoring for AI agents still depends on explicit intent, verifier-guided synthesis, and runtime PDP decisions on real tool calls.

RBAC breaks down in modern SaaS, multi-tenant, and AI-driven systems. Learn why RBAC alone is insufficient, how ABAC and ReBAC solve real-world access control challenges, and how to evolve your authorization model without a rewrite.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is an authorization model where permissions are managed based on organizational roles. Learn how it works, what it's used for, and how to implement it into your application in this 2024 updated guide

A guide to the most common access control terms. Learn how to integrate MAC and DAC and RBAC, and how the rise of FGA can help your application access control.

Learn how Fine Grained Authorization (FGA) can enhance your application's security and provide precise, dynamic permissions.

Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) and Relationship-Based Access Control (ReBAC) - how to make the most suitable choice for your application?

If you've worked on authorization before, you know that sometimes standard policy models just aren't enough. What can we do then? Let's find out -

Explore the process of implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in applications with policy as code, enhancing security and scalability.

Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) is an authorization model that grants access based on environmental conditions, as well as user and resource attributes. Learn how ABAC works, its use cases, and how to implement it in your application

ABAC vs. ReBAC - A comprehensive guide to the pros, cons, use cases, and implementation of these common authorization models

RBAC vs. ReBAC - A comprehensive guide to the pros, cons, use cases, and implementation of these common authorization models

ReBAC grants access based on relationships between users and resources. See how it works, 5 real ReBAC examples, and how it compares to RBAC and ABAC.

Announcing Low-code Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC)