Intent-Based Access Control
An access control concept that extends the traditional 'who can do what' model by incorporating semantic evaluation of 'why an action is being performed.' A policy engine assesses the legitimacy of a request's intent at runtime, making this approach particularly suited to AI agent scenarios.
Timeline (last 90 days)
WorkOS launched Airlock, introducing the concept of 'intent-based access control,' which evaluates whether the intent behind a call made by an agent conforms to preset policies at the time the agent initiates the call.
Conventional permission systems focus on 'who can do what,' while intent-based access control additionally focuses on 'why it is being done.'
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Conventional permission systems focus on 'who can do what,' while intent-based access control additionally focuses on 'why it is being done.'
50%UnverifiedWorkOS launched Airlock, introducing the concept of 'intent-based access control,' which evaluates whether the intent behind a call made by an agent conforms to preset policies at the time the agent initiates the call.
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