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Policy based access control

AuthNull supports granular policy based access control.

Here's what you need to know.

  1. Your directory users get default access for their AD credentials including passwords (if rotated by AuthNull, delivered to their wallets)
  2. In tenant mode policies are discovered and created automatically, and assuming you have access to credentials - passwords, passwordless or SSH keys - you will be able to get access to the infrastructure
  3. In zero trust mode, even if you have access to the crdentials - passwords, passwordless credentials or SSH keys - you cannot access any infrastructure unless there is a policy granting you access.

There are 4 kinds of policies available today:

  1. Directory user policies
  2. Endpoint user i,e. local user policies.
  3. Service account policies
  4. Radius Policies

Each provides access to the respective infrastructure and enables you to manage user access.