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Every ReBAC I've tried answers the question "can this user see this?" beautifully, and "what can this user see?" badly. How did I solve it?
adrianofoschi.com/blog/permi…
Ask 10 CISOs what their AI agent attack surface looks like. You'll get 10 different answers.
The one thing that's stable is agent identity. Lock that down, and the rest of the lifecycle follows.
So we explained it in the clearest way we could think of:
Permit is featured in today’s @ProductHunt newsletter, our fourth launch in a row 🎉
Thanks to everyone supporting us, still not too late to add your upvotes there!
Check, the Dog retweeted
The Context Must Flow!
Permit MCP Gateway is live today, watch the movie:
youtube.com/watch?v=pLQCG31H…
And upvote on Product Hunt 😎
producthunt.com/posts/permit…
MCP is under fire again.
Some complaints are valid: clunky auth UX, context overhead, and cases where skills or CLIs fit better.
But the bigger issue is that agents are already calling production tools with no permissions layer
Today we launched one 🧵
youtube.com/watch?v=jGyBBtdi…
Check, the Dog retweeted
So @permit_io have absolutely nailed this new website (and marketing video I might add) for their new MCP gateway!
Sharing because I am a massive sci-fi nerd, and know others will enjoy it!
permit.io/mcp-gateway
MCP is under fire again.
Some complaints are valid: clunky auth UX, context overhead, and cases where skills or CLIs fit better.
But the bigger issue is that agents are already calling production tools with no permissions layer
Today we launched one 🧵
youtube.com/watch?v=jGyBBtdi…
The MCP debate will continue: context windows, auth UX, skills vs tools, whether the protocol lasts.
But agents are already calling real tools in production. The authorization problem exists now.
permit.io/mcp-gateway
We also made a launch trailer because authorization does not need to look boring.
The context must flow.
But it should flow through a gateway.
youtube.com/watch?v=pLQCG31H…
Yes! We are!
Be the first to see the teaser, live on Product Hunt. Tomorrow, March 18th, at 00:00 PT / 03:00 AM ET
youtube.com/watch?v=pLQCG31H…
Are you ready? #DuneMovie
Be the first to see the teaser, live on TikTok. Tomorrow at 9:00am PT / 12:00pm ET
Learn #ReBAC vs #ABAC by example: with Permit.io and #AWS #Cedar
ReBAC vs ABAC explained, with use cases, code, and examples. Model ReBAC in Permit.io with #Terraform, and ABAC in Cedar, then choose the right fit for your app.
Read more → permit.io/blog/rebac-vs-abac…
#ReBAC in Practice: Permit.io Vs #OpenFGA
#Authorization has come a long way from simple role checks and hard-coded logic. As systems grow more collaborative and data becomes more interconnected, Relationship-Based Access Control (ReBAC) has become a leading pattern for managing #permissions.
In his blog, @OrWeis compares two of the most popular implementations of ReBAC today: OpenFGA and Permit.io, and sees how they differ in approach, developer experience, and real-world usability.
Read the full comparison → permit.io/blog/rebac-in-prac…
Check, the Dog retweeted
.@permit_io delivers full-stack authorisation-as-a-service for the AI era. When its in-house engine for Open Policy Agent (OPA) hit scale limits, SurrealDB’s multi-model capabilities helped overcome the challenge. Learn how. 👉 sdb.li/3IiTnIh
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In this guide, learn how to enhance Prisma RBAC with fine-grained @prisma permissions using Prisma Client Extensions and @permit_io , while securing your database with role-based and attribute-based access control.
permit.io/blog/implementing-…
🚀 OPAL v0.9.0 is here!
Excited to announce we’ve just shipped a significant update to OPAL.
✨ New Features
♻️ Inline OPA upgraded to v1
⚙️ OPA v0 compatible config enabled by default
🐳 New EOPA OPAL Client Docker images
🐧 Added Alpine variants for Docker builds
Full changelog → github.com/permitio/opal/rel…















