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Learn how to implement enterprise-grade security for AI / LLM applications with Fine Grained Authorization (FGA) and Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG)

A guide to implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Golang, including code examples, covering various methods to secure app endpoints with role-based authorization.

Discover the Log Forwarder for better observability, Local Facts for direct updates to PDPs, and Offline Mode for reliable decision-making without cloud connectivity.

Learn how to integrate with Langflow for AI/LLM, Stytch for authentication, SCIM for user provisioning, and GitHub Actions to automate authorization in your CI/CD pipeline.

Learn about the new Terraform Provider, Groups API, and Foreign Key Conditions for easier, more efficient management of RBAC, ReBAC, and ABAC policies in your applications.

Explore how Permit.io is revolutionizing decision-making with new features like Couchbase data filtering, partial evaluation, RBAC CASL, and scaling OPA with SQLite.

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

Discover the possible tradeoffs when building fine-grained authorization (FGA). Learn from a real-world use case how to examine such tradeoffs and build better software.

Learn how to implement RBAC (role-based access control) authorization in an Angular application. The guide uses CASL with Angular to model and enforce permissions.

Learn what the latest Arc Browser vulnerability can teach us about the proper usage of row-level security.