The Permissions and Access Control system in the eTag Fuse platform allows administrators to define and manage fine-grained permissions for users, roles, and groups. By using permission sets and access control policies, administrators can ensure that users have access to only the resources they are authorized to use, enhancing security and streamlining management.
Permission sets in Fuse are collections of specific permissions, such as "Create," "Read," "Write," "Delete," and "Enumerate." Administrators can create and assign permission sets to roles, users, or groups to control access at a granular level.
The Access Control System (ACS) in Fuse governs access to resources based on policies and permissions. It ensures that access is restricted to authorized users and prevents unauthorized access to sensitive data and applications.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a key feature of Fuse, allowing administrators to assign permissions to roles rather than individual users. This simplifies the management of access control across large organizations.
In addition to role-based access control, Fuse supports group-based access control. Permissions can be assigned to entire groups, ensuring that users who are part of a group automatically inherit the group’s permissions.
Administrators can create custom permissions to meet specific business needs. These permissions can be applied to any resource or action within the platform, allowing organizations to tailor access control to their unique requirements.
Fuse supports dynamic permissions that adjust based on contextual factors, such as location, time, or the device used for authentication. This allows organizations to implement adaptive security policies that change based on real-time conditions.
All permission assignments and access control configurations are logged and can be audited to ensure compliance with internal policies and regulatory requirements.
Permissions and access control in Fuse are fully integrated with other security components, such as roles, security policies, and session management. This integration ensures that access control is enforced consistently across all aspects of the platform.
Granular Access Control for Sensitive Data: An organization creates a permission set that allows certain roles, such as "HR Manager" or "Finance Analyst," to access specific sensitive data like payroll records. These permissions ensure that only authorized individuals can view or modify sensitive information.
Dynamic Permissions Based on Geolocation: A company uses Fuse’s dynamic permissions to restrict access to certain resources based on a user’s location. For example, users can only access financial systems when they are physically present at the company’s headquarters.
Group-Based Permissions for Project Teams: A project team is granted access to specific project management tools through group-based access control. When a new team member is added to the group, they automatically inherit the necessary permissions to work on the project.
The Permissions and Access Control system in the eTag Fuse platform provides robust tools for managing access to resources, ensuring that users only have access to what they need. With customizable permissions, dynamic controls, and integration with other security components, Fuse delivers a comprehensive access control solution that can adapt to any organization’s needs.