Posts with keyword: abac


Using Amazon Cognito Tokens for Fine-Grained Access Control

My team at AWS worked on this integration between Amazon Verified Permissions and Cognito.
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OAuth and Fine-grained Access Control

If you're building an application that allows sharing among its users of whatever resources they build, then you need the fine-grained permissioning that a policy-based access control system provides.
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Minimal vs Fully Qualified Access Requests

By creating fully qualified authorization contexts from minimal requests, a policy information point reduces the burden on developers building or integrating policy enforcement points, allows for more flexible and reusable policies, and enriches authorization contexts to allow more precise access decisions.
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Not all PBAC is ABAC: Access Management Patterns

Exploring the architectural patterns we can use with policy-based access control (PBAC) illustrates the difference between policy-based and attribute-based access control (ABAC).
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