Access management
The right information, for the right people.
Make it clear who can view, change or approve information in your applications.
What this service brings you
Understandable roles
Permissions reflect actual responsibilities.
Verified boundaries
Separation between teams, organizations and records is tested.
Managed changes
Joiners, departures and access reviews have an explicit framework.
Start with your situation.
Responsibilities change, but access does not always keep up. Across internal teams, contractors and clients, it becomes hard to know who can actually do what.
Our work
We define the scope with you, based on your goals, existing systems and project constraints.
Roles and permissions
Describe roles and permitted actions on the relevant information and features.
Access reviews
Review existing access and changes required when people join or leave.
Audit logging
Define the events to record and the information needed to understand sensitive actions.
Define permissions and verify their boundaries
Identify responsibilities
We review people, resources and actions required by each role.
Build access rules
We translate responsibilities into explicit permissions and data-separation rules.
Test allowed and refused access
We verify normal usage, direct access attempts and permission revocation within the agreed scope.
Before you get started
Can viewing, editing and approval have different permissions?
Yes, where the application supports those distinctions. We define each role’s actions and the checks required.
How do we prevent one client seeing another’s data?
Separation must be enforced server-side and tested for lists, direct identifiers and relevant files.
Will permissions be straightforward to review later?
We document roles and rules to support reviews. Changes in how the system works may require adjustments and new tests.
Consider alongside this service
Do you know who can access what?
Describe your users, protected information and sensitive actions. We’ll structure the rules and how to verify them.