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The use case of Maricopa County is a fascinating example of FGA implementation 🇺🇸 🤔 Handling a voting system that serves millions poses two interesting challenges: 🔴 Precise control over who can access specific data and perform specific actions within the system is needed. Basic RBAC wasn't enough for this, so they had to employ a more precise control mechanism—that's where FGA came in. ⚪ There is the challenge of managing permissions for a large and fluctuating workforce, especially during election periods. Manually managing these permissions by writing policy code is a complex, time-consuming process for every organization, especially for one this large. 🔵 This type of use case is exactly why Permit.io exists: to support FGA with a no-code UI that allows non-technical stakeholders to take an active part in application security. Read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/e2xiawus

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A huge shoutout to Chris Betz for this great keynote. It's an honor for us to be mentioned as one of the first adopters of the Cedar policy language. We take great pride in our support for open-source-based policy engines. Kudos! Watch the full keynote from Amazon Web Services (AWS) re:Inforce 2024  here: https://lnkd.in/eeGGqyMK

Maricopa County’s Recorder's Office oversees a voting system that serves millions. Dealing with such a scale is no joke - especially given the delicate nature of voter registration systems. See how they were able to overcome the challenges of maintaining strict security measures with Permit.io's fine-grained authorization solution 🔒 🇺🇸

Join us live with Ricardo Sueiras (Principal Developer Advocate, Amazon Web Services (AWS)) and Tarus Balog (Principal Open Source Strategist, Amazon Web Services (AWS)) as we explore the role of open source within AWS. Discover the motivation behind open source initiatives, learn about various open source functions in AWS, and gain insights into best practices for managing open source in a large organization.

With many entrepreneurs raising millions by adding AI to their startup names, Sead Ahmetovic CEO at WeAreDevelopers just secured a seven-figure investment for connecting human developers. We’ll meet him for an hour of discussion about how developers can use generative AI to their advantage and leverage AI tools for a successful career as developers and leaders.

Blocking AI from training on your user's data should be the de-facto standard for every application out there. Here's how you can do that without writing a bunch of new complex features from scratch or generating code with ChatGPT. Learn how to protect user data from AI crawlers with Fine-Grained Authorization (FGA) by Identifying bots, classifying data, and empowering users with control. https://lnkd.in/eMEwTkCP

MAC vs. DAC: Comparing Access Control Fundamentals Learn the differences between Mandatory Access Control (MAC) and Discretionary Access Control (DAC) and how to leverage both for application authorization. Link in first comment ⤵

MAC, DAC, RBAC, and FGA: A Journey Through Access Control MAC, DAC, and RBAC are very common access control terms. Learn how they integrate with today's modern applications and the rise of FGA. Link in the first comment. ⤵

As often happens, Daniel Bass went a little too far when it comes to writing unhinged content, but he does have a point. Read "Tell GPT It Can Scrape My - Publicly shared content which I approved beforehand". Link in the comments.