Auth multi-tenant que prova, não promete: como o GarraIA fecha 110 cenários de RBAC + 81 de RLS antes do beta da Fase 3
GarraIA is nearing the beta phase of its Group Workspace module, which allows multiple users to collaborate while ensuring compliance with LGPD. The framework emphasizes proving security measures rather than merely promising them, focusing on authentication, role-based access control (RBAC), and tenant isolation. The implementation includes detailed testing scenarios to ensure robust security and compliance.
- ▪GarraIA is a multi-tenant framework for AI agents developed in Rust and is compliant with MIT licensing.
- ▪The framework has established 110 scenarios for RBAC and 81 for tenant isolation, ensuring auditability and compliance with LGPD.
- ▪The authentication process uses Argon2id for hashing and JWT for token management, allowing for seamless user upgrades without requiring password resets.
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