Authorization in Software features chats with industry subject matter experts in Authorization. Some of the covered topics are: how authorization is implemented at specific companies (e.g.: Airbnb, Slack, Github), how industry standards relate to authorization, and the history of authorization in software.
Damian Schenkelman hosts Authorization in Software. Damian is the creator of the OpenFGA project and a Principal Architect on the Auth0 Lab team, where he does research and development of forward looking products. Before Auth0, Damian spent many years working for and at Microsoft on Azure, and patterns & practices related initiatives. He loves spending his spare time with family, friends and catching up on all things NBA.
Authorization in Software features chats with industry subject matter experts in Authorization. Some of the covered topics are: how authorization is implemented at specific companies (e.g.: Airbnb, Slack, Github), how industry standards relate to authorization, and the history of authorization in software.
Damian Schenkelman hosts Authorization in Software. Damian is the creator of the OpenFGA project and a Principal Architect on the Auth0 Lab team, where he does research and development of forward looking products. Before Auth0, Damian spent many years working for and at Microsoft on Azure, and patterns & practices related initiatives. He loves spending his spare time with family, friends and catching up on all things NBA.
Join us in this episode of Authorization in Software, where we're joined by Atul Tulshibagwale, CTO of SGNL. In an enlightening conversation with our host Damian Schenkelman, Atul dives deep into the concept of Real-Time Authorization, an innovative approach to dynamic access control.
This episode sheds light on how Real-Time Authorization operates, continuously assessing and authorizing access based on a variety of dynamically determined factors rather than preassigned privileges. In this ideal scenario, access to resources is granted only when necessary, enhancing security and limiting potential vulnerabilities.
