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- Configure group claims for applications by using Microsoft Entra ID
Microsoft Entra ID can provide a user's group membership information in tokens for use within applications This feature supports three main patterns: The number of groups emitted in a token is limited to 150 for SAML assertions and 200 for JWT, including nested groups
- Group access tokens | GitLab Docs
In GitLab Self-Managed instances, group access tokens are subject to the same maximum lifetime limits as personal access tokens if the limit is set You cannot use group access tokens to create other group, project, or personal access tokens
- Restrict access to a Managed Identity (belonging to a group) in App . . .
Each APIM instance has a managed Identity that is member of a group I'm looking for a way to restrict access in the API’s to this specific group (or at least the specific ObjectID of APIM)
- Azure AD: Restrict Application Access To Users Belonging To A Group
It feels an overhead to set up the Role Based Access when all we want is to restrict users belonging to a particular group In this post, let us look at how we can set up Azure AD authentication such that only users of a particular group can authenticate against it and get a token
- Create access token for organization · community - GitHub
Under organization settings where you enable access tokens for an organization, they should have just added the ability to create a PAT from that section, and then list it in the organization
- Adding groups to a user pool - Amazon Cognito
In the user's access and ID tokens, the cognito:groups claim contains the list of all the groups a user belongs to The cognito:roles claim contains the list of roles corresponding to the groups Because a user can belong to more than one group, each group can be assigned a precedence
- Configure group claims and app roles in tokens | Microsoft Learn
This article helps you to configure your apps with app role definitions and assign security groups to app roles so that you can improve flexibility and control while increasing application security with least privilege
- Service principals | Databricks Documentation
You can grant Databricks users, service principals, and groups permissions to use a service principal This allows users to run jobs as the service principal, instead of as their identity, which prevents jobs from failing if a user leaves your organization or a group is modified
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