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At some of the larger orgs that I've worked at each individual system had some level of RBAC. Often they would try to centralize around an Okta-style system, bu
by detkin 6mo ago
At some of the larger orgs that I've worked at each individual system had some level of RBAC. Often they would try to centralize around an Okta-style system, but the roles in there infrequently matched what was needed. In the places you are describing what have they done around security? Even without AI it sounds like they didn't have a feasible solution?
- FrankWilhoit 6mo agoI think the author's whole point was that "some level of RBAC" is not good enough. And that assumes silos. Once you try to integrate, you wind up falling back on God accounts belonging to the integration layer and/or the database. It is surprising how many people still do not realize what a huge antipattern that is.