5 best practices for building modern access control for cloud applications

Cloud access-control expert Or Weis recommends five practices for building adaptable, secure authorization systems: separating authorization policies from application code, using an independently evolvable policy-as-code service, and designing event-driven integrations so external changes such as subscription status updates can immediately affect permissions. Organizations should also plan for administrative back-office tools for internal stakeholders and self-service interfaces that allow customers to manage users, roles, and policies. Finally, storing policies in Git repositories and managing them through GitOps enables versioning, testing, reviews, and controlled deployment of increasingly complex rules, helping teams avoid later refactoring and strengthen security as their applications grow.

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