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Authentication & Access Control

FluidGrids implements comprehensive authentication and access control mechanisms that meet the highest enterprise security standards. Our multi-layered approach ensures secure access while maintaining flexibility for various organizational needs.

Enterprise Authentication​

Multi-Factor Authentication FluidGrids provides robust MFA implementation:

Our platform supports various second-factor authentication methods, including Time-based One-Time Passwords (TOTP), hardware security keys, and biometric authentication. Organizations can enforce MFA policies based on user roles, access patterns, and security requirements.

Single Sign-On Integration Seamless enterprise identity management:

FluidGrids integrates with major SSO providers and supports multiple protocols:

  • SAML 2.0 for enterprise identity providers
  • OpenID Connect for modern authentication flows
  • OAuth 2.0 for secure API access
  • Active Directory integration for Windows environments
  • Custom IdP support for specialized needs

Access Control Framework​

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) Implement granular permission management:

Our RBAC system enables precise control over user permissions:

  • Hierarchical role management
  • Custom role definitions
  • Resource-level permissions
  • Action-based controls
  • Temporary access grants

Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) Enhanced access control flexibility:

ABAC allows for dynamic access decisions based on:

  • User attributes and context
  • Resource properties
  • Environmental conditions
  • Time-based restrictions
  • Location-based access

Security Features​

Session Management Comprehensive session security:

Our session management system provides:

  • Configurable session timeouts
  • Concurrent session controls
  • Session monitoring and auditing
  • Secure session storage
  • Automatic session termination

API Security Secure API access management:

Protect your API endpoints with:

  • API key management
  • JWT token authentication
  • Rate limiting
  • IP whitelisting
  • Request validation

Implementation Guide​

Security Best Practices Follow these guidelines for optimal security:

  1. Enable MFA for all privileged accounts
  2. Implement least-privilege access
  3. Regular access reviews
  4. Monitor authentication events
  5. Maintain security policies

Integration Steps Implement authentication securely:

  1. Configure identity providers
  2. Set up role hierarchies
  3. Define access policies
  4. Enable security features
  5. Test security controls

Getting Started​

Begin implementing secure authentication:

For enterprise security consultation, contact our Security Team.