access-control

Enforce least-privilege RBAC and session management across Hack23 projects.

9|3|Updated Oct 26, 2019
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Hack23/homepage --skill access-control-hack23
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Skill: access-control
Source: https://github.com/Hack23/homepage/tree/main/.github/skills/security/access-control
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Hack23/homepage --skill access-control-hack23

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a structured framework to enforce least-privilege access, RBAC, authentication, authorization, and secure session management across Hack23 projects, reducing risk from over-privileged access.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Least Privilege enforcement: Define minimal permissions per role and deny by default.
  • RBAC and Roles: Public, User, Contributor, Maintainer, Administrator, Security Officer with documented responsibilities.
  • Authentication & Session Security: Enforce MFA, strong passwords, and secure session handling across systems.
  • Authorization & Auditing: Server-side checks, ABAC when needed, and logging of access events.
  • Use Case: Apply to a new Hack23 project to grant appropriate access levels and secure privileged actions.

Quick Start

  • Configure RBAC roles and permissions for a project, enable MFA for privileged accounts, and enforce server-side authorization and session management.

Frequently Asked Questions about access-control

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I enforce least-privilege access control with RBAC?

To enforce least-privilege access control, define minimal permissions per role and deny by default using RBAC. This framework structures permissions for roles like Public, User, and Administrator to reduce risks from over-privileged access.

What roles should I define for role-based access control in my project?

For role-based access control, you should define roles including Public, User, Contributor, Maintainer, Administrator, and Security Officer. Each role must have documented responsibilities to ensure appropriate access levels and secure privileged actions.

How do I configure MFA and password policies for privileged accounts?

To configure MFA and password policies, enable multi-factor authentication for privileged accounts and enforce strong passwords. This authentication and session security setup secures user sessions and aligns with ISMS policy requirements.

Does server-side authorization handle ABAC concepts and access event logging?

Yes, server-side authorization handles ABAC concepts when needed and logs access events for auditing. It enforces secure session handling and server-side checks to satisfy regular access review requirements.

When do I need session management and regular access reviews for API access?

You need session management and regular access reviews for API access whenever handling authentication and authorization across systems. This ensures secure session handling and verifies that permissions follow least-privilege principles over time.