Attack Surface
An attack surface in permissions management refers to the sum total of all potential vulnerabilities that an unauthorized entity could exploit to gain access to a system or data. ...
Connect Jumpcloud with MongoDB
Integrating Jumpcloud with MongoDB allows you the ability to provide access in MongoDB’s databases and schemas according to users and groups from Jumpcloud.
The difficulty is in integrating the IDP’s authentication and authorization mechanisms with the database. This typically involves intricate mapping of IDP groups to database roles or permissions, ensuring that only authorized users can access the database. So, it’s important to have a functioning Jumpcloud environment before attempting to integrate it with any database.
Connecting Apono with Jumpcloud allows organizations to:
- Manage permissions at a granular resource level based on Jumpcloud users and groups.
- Automate database permissions management based on Jumpcloud users and groups authentication.
- Create On-Call and Break Glass automated access workflows based on Jumpcloud users in Pagerduty/Opsgenie/ViktorOps shifts.
- Grant limited access to customer data or environment based on Jumpcloud user, groups or other attributes.
- Slack/Teams access request and approval workflows (i.e based on Jumpcloud manager attribute) for RnD or support personnel.
- Restrict access to PII and sensitive data synced with cloud resources and Jumpcloud groups.
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