Authorization Policy Enforcement in Service Mesh - Part 2
If you're involved in deploying enterprise applications through micro-services, and managing authorization is a priority - then this talk is for you.
In it, the second in our series covering authorization in micro-services, we’ll briefly recap our previous talk about the basis of authorization in service mesh. Then, we will dig into the "main course": entitlements injection to the micro-service.
The talk will cover the reasons for injecting entitlements. We will share several use cases where this method is needed, followed by a live demonstration of these use cases.
This talk is part of our webcast series on the topic, hosted by PlainID's co-founder Gal Helemski, and Senior Solution Architect Vladi Berger.
You are more than welcome to revisit the first talk in the series by visiting https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/18611/452538
Our next talk will focus on data filter for micro-service. Stay tuned!
RecordedJan 13 202135 mins
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Gal Helemski, Co-Founder and Vladi Berger, VP Solutions Engineering, PlainID
This is the fourth part of the "Authorization Policy enforcement in Service Mesh" webinar series. After covering the foundations and entitlement injection and data filtering in microservices in the first three parts, we are now going to discuss advanced use cases, such as enforcing business limits in the service mesh, usage of external resources, and even a bit of how gRPC is supported.
As usual, the webinar will include a live demonstration, and leave some time for Q&A.
Today’s modern enterprise needs to manage countless access rules distributed across multiple repositories, directories, and applications – making it difficult to audit and control authorizations.
PlainID offers an Authorization platform leveraging Policy Based Access Control (PBAC) that gives admins, managers and business owners an easy graphical interface to administrate Authorizations
Daniel Brudner, VP Global Sales Engineering & Vladi Berger, VP Solutions Engineering
Open Policy Agent, or OPA, is an open source solution that lets you take a policy-as-code approach to enforcing access controls across your technology stack.
In order to work well at scale, however, OPA policies need to be managed efficiently. Without a systematic process for deploying and monitoring OPA policies, teams run the risk of errors or delays that can undercut the benefits that OPA stands to deliver.
Fortunately, there’s a solution to OPA management challenges: PlainID. In this Webinar, we take a look at why OPA management is important and how to streamline it using PlainID Policy Manager.
Today’s modern enterprise needs to manage countless access rules distributed across multiple repositories, directories, and applications – making it difficult to audit and control authorizations.
PlainID offers an Authorization platform leveraging Policy Based Access Control (PBAC) that gives admins, managers and business owners an easy graphical interface to administrate Authorizations in real time, with no coding required.
Sign up for our monthly PBAC webinar and discover how PlainID's PBAC solution offers the industry's most fine grained approach to access control with:
-A Wizard Driven Interface - Our graph-based technology enables authorization policies to be easily created, read and managed
-Holistic Visibility & Analytics - PlainID provides full visibility and audit trails, helping meet compliance and regulations requirements
-Contextual, Fine-Grained Access Controls - Access is determined dynamically and in real time, based on user, resource and environmental attributes
-Impact Analysis Tools - Our tools help to investigate policies and assets, revealing who can see what and under which conditions
-and much more!
Gal Helemski, Co-Founder and Vladi Berger, Senior Solution Architect, PlainID
This is the third part of the “Authorization Policy enforcement in Service Mesh” webinar series.
In the previous talks, we’ve first covered the foundations of managing authorization for micro-services, then delved into the topic of entitlement injection.
In this talk, the third in the series, we'll be discussing data filtering in the service mesh. More specifically, the ways in which the policy decision sidecar can support your micro-service in enforcing access with a large amount of data.
The series is hosted by PlainID's co-founder Gal Helemski, and by our Senior Solution Architect Vladi Berger. As before, this talk will be accompanied by a live demonstration, and there’ll be time for Q&A.
If you haven’t yet, do feel free to check out the first two talks in the series, available below via the list of related talks.
Gal Helemski, Co-Founder and Vladi Berger, Senior Solution Architect, PlainID
If you're involved in deploying enterprise applications through micro-services, and managing authorization is a priority - then this talk is for you.
In it, the second in our series covering authorization in micro-services, we’ll briefly recap our previous talk about the basis of authorization in service mesh. Then, we will dig into the "main course": entitlements injection to the micro-service.
The talk will cover the reasons for injecting entitlements. We will share several use cases where this method is needed, followed by a live demonstration of these use cases.
This talk is part of our webcast series on the topic, hosted by PlainID's co-founder Gal Helemski, and Senior Solution Architect Vladi Berger.
You are more than welcome to revisit the first talk in the series by visiting https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/18611/452538
Our next talk will focus on data filter for micro-service. Stay tuned!
Tom Malta, Navy Federal Credit Union; Martin Kuppinger, Kuppinger Cole; Rajesh Radhakrishnan, Deloitte; Gal Helemski, PlainID
What is the best way for a business to provide seamless and secure access to a wide range of services and applications?
Answering this question in an increasingly complex digital environment requires a paradigm shift for IAM.
At the nerve center of a system that can manage authorization for a variety of user types, while encompassing the full spectrum of access management, IGA, consent, privacy and other components, is a concept called Intelligent Authorization.
In this web talk, industry experts from Navy Federal Credit Union, Deloitte and KuppingerCole, will join our very own Gal Helemski and Sam Adler, to discuss Top Trends in IAM: Focus on Intelligent Authorization.
Anthony Bolante (Deloitte), Daniel Brudner (PlainID, Sam Adler (PlainID
To say the last year has posed a 'challenge' to Consumer IAM management would be a massive understatement.
Many IAM managers have only now been exposed to the flaws in their Role-Based access control models, and are looking to more robust solutions to keep them secure in 2021.
That's why we're excited to have Alexander Bolante, IAM risk expert and managing director at Deloitte join us for a discussion on the evolution of CIAM with Daniel Brudner, VP of Sales Engineering at PlainID.
Watch to learn:
-What organizations need to pay attention to when moving to a modern IAM approach.
-How central dynamic authorization can help organizations with compliance and security -requirements.
-The advantages of a Policy Based approach to access control and how organizations can get started implementing it.
Anthony Bolante (Deloitte), Daniel Brudner (PlainID, Sam Adler (PlainID
To say the last year has posed a 'challenge' to consumer IAM management would be a massive understatement.
Many IAM managers have only now been exposed to the flaws in their Role-Based access control models, and are looking to more robust solutions to keep them secure in 2021.
That's why we're excited to have Alexander Bolante, IAM risk expert and managing director at Deloitte join us for a discussion on the evolution of CIAM with Daniel Brudner, VP of Sales Engineering at PlainID.
Watch to learn:
What organizations need to pay attention to when moving to a modern IAM approach.
How central dynamic authorization can help organizations with compliance and security requirements.
The advantages of a Policy Based approach to access control and how organizations can get started implementing it.
How can PlainID's Policy Manager fit into a modern Identity & Access Management (IAM) architecture when there are pieces missing from current IAM solutions? More importantly, is it possible to tackle the challenges that arise with IAM solutions?
PlainID's Policy Manager and Policy Based Access Control (PBAC) solution improves productivity with a runtime decision engine that creates cohesive and consistent policies across organizations.
Watch this session with Sam Tang, Managing Director of Cyber Security, EY, and Daniel Brudner, PlainID's VP of Global Sales Engineering to learn:
-The efficiency of the PlainID Authorization Lifecycle
-How PlainID is the main decision point for access among different platforms such as Okta, Sailpoint, Ping, AWS etc.
-How PlainID fits into different modern architectures like Sidecar and Kubernetes
-The Policy Based Access Control Process: how PlainID converts logical business policy into IAM policy
-How organizations use and benefit from PlainID's platform
and much more!
Gal Helemski, Co-Founder and Vladi Berger, Senior Solution Architect, PlainID
If you're involved in deploying enterprise applications through micro-services and managing authorization is on your mind - this talk is for you. In it, PlainID's senior solution architect Vladi Berger will cover the main challenges in enforcing authorization for micro-services and present approaches for addressing them effectively. Mr. Berger will further showcase PlainID's architecture, and demonstrate it live, using real-world examples based on PlainID's solution for a FinTech company, who required a modern solution for multi-channel access management as part of its micro-services architecture.
The talk would comprise three parts:
Part 1 - The foundations
Part 2 - Entitlements injection to microservice
Part 3 - Data filter to microservice
Most modern applications today use a microservice architecture allowing organizations to break down large applications to smaller independent components.
A major part of any application is Authorization, the ‘who can do what and when.’ An application could theoretically have hundreds of microservices, thereby making Authorization a critical security concern. The way to control Authorization in a microservice architecture is with “Sidecars” that are managed centrally.
In this webinar learn how PlainID enables companies to provide Authorization decisions using PlainID’s Policy Based Access Control (PBAC) to microservices using a PlainID Sidecar.
Join James Crosby, our Sales Engineer to learn:
-The essentials of a Microservice architecture and Sidecar
-A deeper understanding of Policy Based Access Control (PBAC)
-How PlainID's PBAC and Sidecar enables a scalable Authorization solution in microservice architecture
and much more!
PlainID Inc. is the recognized leader of Policy-Based Access Control (PBAC). Our simple, straightforward solution to authorization management enables organizations to govern, administer and control who can access assets across their digital landscape.
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