Identity & Access Management
AI Fabrix extends Microsoft Entra ID with a comprehensive identity and access framework that ensures AI workflows are as secure and compliant as any other enterprise system. Identity and role management are not optional add-ons—they are built into the platform through the Miso control layer.
Table of Contents
- Entra ID Integration
- SCIM Provisioning
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- Benefits
- Conclusion
Entra ID Integration
- Single Sign-On (SSO): All Fabrix services integrate natively with Entra ID, ensuring users authenticate with their existing enterprise identity.
- Federated Access: External partners or contractors can be provisioned with the same identity policies, without bypassing enterprise security.
- Conditional Access: Enterprises can enforce location, device, or risk-based authentication before accessing AI workflows.
SCIM Provisioning
- Automated User & Group Sync: Fabrix supports SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) to synchronize users and groups directly from Entra ID.
- Lifecycle Management: Onboarding, role changes, and offboarding are automatically reflected in Fabrix workspaces.
- Cross-Workspace Roles: Users can inherit access policies across multiple Fabrix environments (Dev, Test, Prod).
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- Granular Permissions: Access can be limited to connectors, pipelines, or data stores.
- Inherited Policies: Fabrix workflows inherit the same RBAC policies defined in Entra ID, ensuring consistency with enterprise IT.
- Workspace Separation: Developers, operators, and business users can be assigned distinct roles that prevent privilege creep.
Benefits
By integrating with Entra ID and extending it with SCIM and RBAC, Fabrix ensures:
- Identity policies are consistent with enterprise standards.
- AI workflows are never isolated from core IT governance.
- Security audits can confirm that only the right users had access at the right time.
Conclusion
Identity and access management in Fabrix means no parallel identity silo is created. Instead, AI adoption follows the same proven identity model the enterprise already trusts—with automation and policy inheritance built in.
