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Resources Categorized: Access Control

There are a total of (36) items.
Blog
Introducing Pomerium Zero
Access Control
Blog
4 Trends Shaping the Future of Access Control
Access Control Zero Trust
Blog
Children’s Guide to Deperimeterization
Access Control Children's Guide Infrastructure
Blog
Children’s Guide to the Perimeter Problem
Access Control Children's Guide Infrastructure
Blog
Elevating Remote Access: Understanding NextGen VPN Flaws
Access Control cybersecurity Infrastructure
Policy Decision Point (PDP)
Pomerium functions as the Policy Administration Point (PAP) , Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) , and Policy Decision Point (PDP) for access control deployments. A Policy Decision Point is a critical component within an access control system that is responsible for evaluating access requests against predefined policies and making access contro l decisions. It plays a central role in the authorization
Access Control Infrastructure
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Policy Enforcement Point (PEP)
Pomerium functions as the Policy Administration Point (PAP) , Policy Enforcement Point (PEP), and Policy Decision Point (PDP) for access control deployments. A Policy Enforcement Point is a component within an access control system that is responsible for enforcing access control decisions made by the Policy Decision Point (PDP). The PEP acts as a gateway or intermediary between users or systems a
Access Control Infrastructure
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Policy Administration Point (PAP)
Pomerium functions as the Policy Administration Point (PAP), Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) , and Policy Decision Point (PDP) for access control deployments. A Policy Administration Point is a component within an access control system that is responsible for defining, creating, and managing access control policies. It serves as a central authority where administrators can establish rules and condi
Access Control Infrastructure
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Continuous Verification
Continuous verification refers to an ongoing process of verifying and validating the identity of individuals or entities over time, rather than just during initial access or authentication . It involves regularly assessing and confirming the identity of users, systems, or devices to ensure that they remain authorized and legitimate throughout their interaction with a system or network. Continuous
Access Control Authentication cybersecurity Network Security
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