Most developers know that writing authorization code is painfully hard. For starters, most existing #AuthZ tools require commitment to either RBAC or ReBAC. That eventually becomes a problem when applications mature and grow in use cases. The code explodes in complexity since developers have to reverse engineer the boundaries of their entire application and then design how, when, and where to enforce them. Pangea is here to solve that problem. Today, we just launched our new AuthZ service on Product Hunt, where developers can add fine-grained relationships and policies in minutes that scale with #compliance needs. Our goal is to help developers ensure that the right users have the right access to the right parts of their app at the right time. To summarize, here is what makes Pangea AuthZ special: → Meet your current needs without blocking you from meeting later needs with a simple path from #RBAC to #ReBAC → Add ABAC policies that record the context of the user, their request, or even the resource they are interacting with (leveraging other Pangea services) → Leverage Pangea’s #AuthN service to provide a high assurance level around the user and their identity → Centrally create, maintain, reuse, and audit your access policies across every app without policy sprawl and drift. Check out the link in the comments for a special offer on Pangea AuthZ. #SecureByDesign #SecDevOps #CyberSecurity
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Looking to add or enhance RBAC, ReBAC and ABAC capabilities? Pangea is announcing our AuthZ service available today on Product Hunt! See my link in the comments for more information & a special offer. #Pangea #ComposableSecurity #SecurebyDesign #AuthZ #Authorization #RBAC #ReBAC #ABAC
Most developers know that writing authorization code is painfully hard. For starters, most existing #AuthZ tools require commitment to either RBAC or ReBAC. That eventually becomes a problem when applications mature and grow in use cases. The code explodes in complexity since developers have to reverse engineer the boundaries of their entire application and then design how, when, and where to enforce them. Pangea is here to solve that problem. Today, we just launched our new AuthZ service on Product Hunt, where developers can add fine-grained relationships and policies in minutes that scale with #compliance needs. Our goal is to help developers ensure that the right users have the right access to the right parts of their app at the right time. To summarize, here is what makes Pangea AuthZ special: → Meet your current needs without blocking you from meeting later needs with a simple path from #RBAC to #ReBAC → Add ABAC policies that record the context of the user, their request, or even the resource they are interacting with (leveraging other Pangea services) → Leverage Pangea’s #AuthN service to provide a high assurance level around the user and their identity → Centrally create, maintain, reuse, and audit your access policies across every app without policy sprawl and drift. Check out the link in the comments for a special offer on Pangea AuthZ. #SecureByDesign #SecDevOps #CyberSecurity
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AuthZ underpins everything in your systems - or it should! And it’s not easy. We’re now offering a powerful way to help you create and enforce your AuthZ policies. You can evolve your approach across a spectrum of RBAC, ReBAC and ABAC - or a combination. Check it out!
Most developers know that writing authorization code is painfully hard. For starters, most existing #AuthZ tools require commitment to either RBAC or ReBAC. That eventually becomes a problem when applications mature and grow in use cases. The code explodes in complexity since developers have to reverse engineer the boundaries of their entire application and then design how, when, and where to enforce them. Pangea is here to solve that problem. Today, we just launched our new AuthZ service on Product Hunt, where developers can add fine-grained relationships and policies in minutes that scale with #compliance needs. Our goal is to help developers ensure that the right users have the right access to the right parts of their app at the right time. To summarize, here is what makes Pangea AuthZ special: → Meet your current needs without blocking you from meeting later needs with a simple path from #RBAC to #ReBAC → Add ABAC policies that record the context of the user, their request, or even the resource they are interacting with (leveraging other Pangea services) → Leverage Pangea’s #AuthN service to provide a high assurance level around the user and their identity → Centrally create, maintain, reuse, and audit your access policies across every app without policy sprawl and drift. Check out the link in the comments for a special offer on Pangea AuthZ. #SecureByDesign #SecDevOps #CyberSecurity
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Solution/API Designer | Integration Architect | Governance | Senior Full Stack developer | Dev Ops | Azure | Meditator | Marathon Runner
𝐔𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐃𝐢𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞: 𝐀𝐏𝐈 𝐊𝐞𝐲𝐬 𝐯𝐬 𝐓𝐨𝐤𝐞𝐧𝐬 😊 In software development, terms like "𝐴𝑃𝐼 𝑘𝑒𝑦𝑠" and "𝑡𝑜𝑘𝑒𝑛𝑠" are often thrown around. While they might seem similar, they serve different purposes and are used in different contexts. Let's delve into their definitions to understand the difference: 𝐀𝐏𝐈 𝐊𝐞𝐲: An API key is a unique value that is provided by the code when making a call to an API. Its primary purpose is to identify and authorize the caller, ensuring that the request is coming from a trusted source. API keys are intended to be used programmatically, meaning they are integrated into the code of the application making the API call. Typically, an API key is a long string of random letters and numbers, which makes it difficult to guess and provides an additional layer of security. However, they are generally long-lived (unless rotated), making them potentially devastating if compromised. 𝐓𝐨𝐤𝐞𝐧: A token is a piece of data that symbolizes a user session or specific user privileges. It is used by individual users and is typically valid for a limited period. Tokens are often used in the process of authentication, where they serve as proof of identity that is presented to the system. Once a user has been authenticated, the token can also define what actions the user is permitted to perform during that session. They are designed with security in mind; they are short-lived, easily revoked, and automatically expire. See attachment for differences in details: Repost to spread the knowledge and follow Dharamveer Dhiman for more insightful content. #apikeys #tokens #apicommunication #cybersecurity #authentication #accesscontrol #usersessions #softwaredevelopment #webapis Reference: "https://lnkd.in/gSx4HGgM"
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C-Level must define risk appetite upfront. But here's the crux: how to determine the unknown? Given the wide adoption of #lowcode #nocode development, it is time to dig deeper into this new threat landscape. Join our webinar to learn more.
Balancing risk and innovation isn’t an easy feat. Aiming at digital transformation, enterprises embrace low-code and no-code tools that accelerate innovation. However, applications and automations developed on those platforms also introduce risks, raising the question of how to align business goals with risk appetite. While citizen developers create a myriad of applications, security teams often lack a comprehensive view of the risks. Unknown unknowns lurk in the dark, including grave security gaps and compliance issues. As a first step to defining our risk appetite, join our webinar “Security Risks in Low-Code/No-Code App Development“ to better understand the risks involved in low-code/no-code development. Date: Thursday, March 21 Time: 1 PM EDT, 10 AM PT Register here: https://lnkd.in/d7hTCYQ2 #DigitalTransformation #RiskAppetite #LowCode #NoCode #BusinessGrowth #Cybersecurity #LowCodeDevelopment #lcnc #lowcodenocode #appsec
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Balancing risk and innovation isn’t an easy feat. Aiming at digital transformation, enterprises embrace low-code and no-code tools that accelerate innovation. However, applications and automations developed on those platforms also introduce risks, raising the question of how to align business goals with risk appetite. While citizen developers create a myriad of applications, security teams often lack a comprehensive view of the risks. Unknown unknowns lurk in the dark, including grave security gaps and compliance issues. As a first step to defining our risk appetite, join our webinar “Security Risks in Low-Code/No-Code App Development“ to better understand the risks involved in low-code/no-code development. Date: Thursday, March 21 Time: 1 PM EDT, 10 AM PT Register here: https://lnkd.in/d7hTCYQ2 #DigitalTransformation #RiskAppetite #LowCode #NoCode #BusinessGrowth #Cybersecurity #LowCodeDevelopment #lcnc #lowcodenocode #appsec
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The Express framework API Security with my Latest Innovation! 🔐 🔥 Why it's a game-changer: • Fortified with military-grade authentication (JWT Auth0) • Impenetrable password protection using advanced hashing techniques • Lightning-fast performance without compromising on security 🌟 The result? An API fortress that stands strong against modern cyber threats while delivering seamless user experiences. 🏆 Perfect for: • Fintech applications requiring ironclad security • Healthcare systems handling sensitive patient data • E-commerce platforms protecting user transactions • Any project where data integrity is non-negotiable 🔍 Curious about the tech behind it? It's open-source! Dive into my GitHub repo and see how we're reshaping the future of secure web development. Let's connect if you're passionate about cybersecurity, API development, or just love seeing innovative tech in action. Your thoughts and collaborations are welcome! Github: https://lnkd.in/dsFURiAD #APIRevolution #CyberSecurity #InnovationInTech #OpenSource #WebDevelopment #ExpressJS #NodeJSl0i
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🚀 **Day 19 of 100 days challenge** 🚀 Today's focus: Authentication in Next.js! 🔒 1. **Authentication Basics:** - Verifies user identity with OpenID Connect (OIDC). - ID tokens transmit user info, safeguarding against unauthorized access and fraud. 2. **Session Management:** - Tracks user states across requests for seamless experiences. 3. **Authorization Insights:** - Controls access to different app parts. - Governed by OAuth 2.0, using access tokens to enforce rules. About OAuth and OIDC: - OAuth 2.0: Not just for authentication. - Resource owner, resource server, client, and authorization server roles. - Ensures secure access to protected resources. OAuth Tokens: - Access Tokens: Like golden tickets, granting temporary access. - Refresh Tokens: Magic keys for obtaining new access tokens with a longer lifespan. Keep building, securing, and innovating! 💪🔐 #nextjs #authentication #authorization #oauth2 #security #webdevelopment #100daysofcodechallenge
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Multi-Award Winning Cybersecurity Leader | Best Selling Author - API Security for White Hat Hackers | International Speaker (RSA, TEDx, etc) | Gender Inclusion Actionist | Board Member | Top 40 Global Thought Leader
I know you have heard this saying before, "security is everyone's responsibility.", but do you know how ? OWASP ASVS is a practical tool that your dev team will find very valuable. The Framework is organized into 14 chapters, one of these chapters is a dedicated checklist of security countermeasures for APIs and Web Services. This is a treasure trove, a comprehensive and structured approach to implementing security within your applications. PS: I know a good percentage of my LinkedIn friends are developers. Tag your colleagues who will find this valuable and tell me if you have used this framework before? #securecoding #securebydesign #applicationsecurity #apisecurity #appsec #tech #coding
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