Security Role Management Best Practices

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Too many of today's organizations treat access control management to their applications as an endless list of one-off entitlements. It's not by design, but it just becomes that way over time. What if you could simplify your company's application access as a manageable list of business roles rather than thousands of unique user entitlements? In this video, security expert Jeff Crume explains a multi-tier approach to role management, leading to controls that are easier to understand and manage while also improving security.
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[@KaraWadeBrown]

Company’s pay 40,000 dollars for the amount of money saved in the long run a huge consulting idea like that would save so much money and time :) really your a natural. Are you a consultant for ibm?

[@jeffcrume]

I actually work in technical sales but my job involves a certain degree of high level consulting

[@nelsonmacy1010]

Outstanding. Very good design

[@shin-jo2801]

this reminds me of database normalization for some reason. Great frikkin content IBM

[@KaraWadeBrown]

You made a solid impression:) i couldn’t be more gratified, great job

[@jeffcrume]

Thanks so much for the kind complements!

[@benjamine.ndugga729]

Each Role should be given entitlements but in a scenario where you have multiple roles assigned to a user, those entitlements should not be duplicated...

[@TheAshsonu]

This seems fairly close to RBAC in k8s, in RBAC roles are bucket of capabilities and rolebindings are rules which allows users to be linked to these roles.