Daniel Bass

Discover how Permit.io is enhancing the developer experience with new features, including the open-sourcing of the Permit CLI, Approval Flow, a documentation revamp, and Guarding Policies.

Permit.io Launch Week unveils new features to enhance developer experience, streamline policy decisions, simplify modeling, and boost performance with daily updates, live demos, and exciting integrations.

Open Policy Administration Layer (OPAL) is an open-source administration layer for OPA and AWS' Cedar Agent that allows you to keep your authorization layer up-to-date in real time

RBAC provides a simple, intuitive authorization solution, while ABAC allows for more fine-grained, dynamic authorization. Learn how to combine the strengths of both

Authorization as a Service provides a solution for managing user access and permissions in applications. Learn when you might want to consider such a service, how it can streamline your authorization implementation, and simplify permission management.

Externalizing FGA allows developers to focus on core application features while ensuring secure authorization - A case study of Honeycombs’ experience with FGA

Developer conferences are a great way to get more eyes on your startup. In this guide, we cover everything we learned about making the most out of them

Externalizing FGA allows developers to focus on core application features, ensuring secure access control - A case study of Rivulis’ experience with FGA

See how Maricopa County used Fine-Grained Authorization (FGA) to secure its voting system. A case study for developers protecting data in large-scale operations

Learn how to protect user data from AI crawlers with Fine-Grained Authorization (FGA) by Identifying bots, classifying data, and empowering users with control.

A guide to the most common access control terms. Learn how to integrate MAC and DAC and RBAC, and how the rise of FGA can help your application access control.

Today, we are excited to announce the launch of Permit.io’s latest feature: Permit Share-If.