ACLs, Roles and their derivatives just don’t fit today’s dynamic computing environments and frankly neither does OAuth 2.0
ACLs, Roles and their derivatives just don’t fit today’s dynamic computing environments and frankly neither does OAuth 2.0
We have been issued multiple patents by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for our authorization methods
can be summarized as the use of resource/object and other attributes in dynamic authorization policies for controlling activities within a computing environment
An illustration of one form of the patented methods can be seen by looking at this NIST diagram of Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC)
We provide consulting services to those interested in evaluating and possibly implementing the methods in order to optimize the Access Management in their environment
We will also be licensing as well as developing a range of Authorization services (independently and with partners) that will implement our methods at every level of computing from application to infrastructure