How to solve the consistency problem of managing authorization of Single Page Application & .NET Core WebAPI? Question from Stack Overflow User Ishan Akin. We are currently developing a web application that has following architecture. A single page application based on
Introduction Extending the authorization capabilities of an API Gateway to use fine-grained dynamic authorization with the Axiomatics Policy Server is a common use case. There are several different aspects of authorization that are typically applied to API’s: Authorizing whether or not
Patient Enablement / Self-service With respect to health care, a McKinsey report from late 2014 explains that health care IT is evolving at the same speed as other industries, and this will be no different in the future. McKinsey considers that more than 75% of all patients expect to use digital
A week-long cybersecurity event in Luxembourg included Axiomatics’ participation in the PwC Cybersecurity Day last Thursday. Luxembourg City was a terrific host and provided a great setting to highlight the great effort on security topics that this city and country are working on. PwC put
This Use Case, Federal Mission: Dissemination and Information Sharing using Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC), discusses how an ABAC model can be used to disseminate information between agencies widely and securely. By using a fine-grained, ABAC implementation such as Axiomatics Policy Server
Part 1: How to Containerize Containerization is a trend we’ve seen at the enterprise level and among the federal government for some time now. If the term is new to you, here is a simple metaphor that explains why organizations are shifting towards this IT practice: Imagine the struggle of
Patient enablement / self-service With respect to health care, a McKinsey report from late 2014 explains that health care IT is evolving at the same speed as other industries, and this will be no different in the future. McKinsey considers that more than 75% of all patients expect to use digital