Access Control and Security
DartStream offers comprehensive access control and security features to protect applications and user data. Both the open-source and SaaS versions provide robust security measures, ensuring applications remain secure and compliant with industry standards.
Both the open-source and SaaS versions of DartStream include foundational access control and security features, allowing developers to implement essential security practices:
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Enables the definition of user roles with specific permissions, ensuring users can only access features appropriate to their role.
Helps maintain a structured and secure access hierarchy within the application.
OAuth2 Integration
Supports basic OAuth2 login for third-party providers like Google and GitHub.
Simplifies the authentication process by leveraging trusted external providers.
Data Encryption
Provides basic tools for encrypting sensitive data, ensuring information is stored and transmitted securely.
Protects user data from unauthorized access and breaches.
The SaaS version of DartStream enhances access control and security with advanced features tailored for enterprise needs:
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Integrates with enterprise identity providers such as SAML, Okta, and Azure AD for seamless single sign-on experiences.
Streamlines user access across multiple applications with a single set of credentials.
Advanced Permissions Management
Offers fine-grained access controls, allowing detailed specification of permissions for different user roles and groups.
Enhances security by ensuring users have the exact access level needed for their responsibilities.
Audit Trail
Maintains detailed logs of user activities and system events for security and compliance purposes.
Provides visibility into user actions and system changes to help detect and respond to security incidents.
Data Masking
Masks sensitive data to prevent unauthorized access while allowing legitimate users to perform necessary operations.
Ensures secure handling of data in compliance with privacy regulations.
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