Dynamic Authorization
At our code, 3Edges is a No-Code Dynamic Authorization Platform to build secure graph-based API's, fast.
Dynamic authorization benefits businesses across various industries
Dynamic authorization takes a real-time approach to access control. It considers contextual factors such as user roles, device attributes, location, and time when granting or denying access to resources. This dynamic assessment reduces the risk of unauthorized access and data breaches, providing a higher level of security compared to static authorization models.
Enhanced Security
Granular Access Control
Adaptive Compliance
Dynamic authorization provides businesses with the tools they need to secure their data, streamline access control processes, and ensure compliance
While offering the flexibility and agility required in today's dynamic business environment.
Flexibility and Agility
Improved User Experience
Personalization and Customization
Reduced Administrative Overhead
Regulatory compliance is a critical concern for businesses in various industries. Dynamic authorization solutions can adapt to changes in regulations and compliance requirements in real-time. This ensures that access controls remain aligned with the latest legal and industry standards, reducing compliance risks.
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Traditional Authorization | Dynamic Authorization |
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Limited Contextual Awareness:
Traditional authorization systems might not consider dynamic factors such as user location, time of access, or the specific data being accessed. Access is determined based on predefined rules alone. | Continuous Monitoring:
Dynamic authorization can monitor ongoing sessions and revoke access if a user's behavior changes or if their context becomes suspicious, providing an added layer of security. |
Static Access Control:
Traditional authorization uses a fixed set of access permissions that are assigned to users or roles. These permissions typically don't change unless manually updated by administrators. | Real-Time Access Control:
Dynamic authorization evaluates access requests in real-time based on a wide range of factors, including user attributes, roles, environmental context, and more. |
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC):
RBAC is a common approach in traditional authorization. Users are assigned to predefined roles, and each role is associated with a set of permissions. This can lead to over-privileged users or limited flexibility in access control. | Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC):
ABAC is a common approach in dynamic authorization. It evaluates access based on a combination of attributes such as user identity, role, resource type, action, and environmental context. |
Permission Precedence:
Traditional authorization systems often grant the highest level of access permissions associated with any of a user's roles, even if those permissions are not directly related to the current task. | Fine-Grained Access Control:
Dynamic authorization enables fine-grained access control by considering specific attributes and context. This allows for more precise control over who can access what and under what conditions. |
Contextual Sensitivity:
Dynamic authorization takes into account contextual information like user location, time of access, and the sensitivity of the data being accessed. This enables more nuanced access decisions. | |
Adaptive and Risk-Aware:
Dynamic authorization adapts to changes in user behavior, roles, and contextual factors. It can also consider the risk associated with a particular access request, allowing for more informed decisions. | |
Policy Flexibility:
Dynamic authorization policies are often expressed in a more flexible and expressive language, allowing administrators to create rules that align with specific business logic and requirements. |
