Dynamic Authorization (MEAP Version 4) Adaptive access control (Phil Windley) (z-library.sk, 1lib.sk, z-lib.sk)

Author： Phil Windley

Improve security and standardize policy enforcement by automating authorization and access control! Stale permissions and manual access policy enforcement are a constant security risk. Dynamic authorization—automatic systems that eliminate permanent access grants and manual review-and-revise processes—can radically improve access control. This practical, focused book shows you how to switch from crude yes/no permissions to flexible, policy-driven rules that adapt instantly. Dynamic Authorization: Adaptive access control shows you how to: Establish RBAC, ABAC, and ReBAC for dynamic authorization Design adaptive access control policies Implement Policy Based Access Control Integrate decision logic with organizational data Establish clear authorization governance structures Access control needs evolve as users require short-term data access, location-based services, temporary work assignments, or changing employment status. Dynamic authorization systems adapt access in real time. Dynamic Authorization: Adaptive access control presents a view of dynamic authorization that merges role-based, attribute-based, and relationship-based models into a single framework. You’ll learn exactly how dynamic authorization works, as well as the governance, architecture, and team structures necessary to sustain the approach in the enterprise.