Tanflow IAM Suite · Capability
Dynamic Policies
Write the rule once, and people gain or lose access automatically as their attributes change.
Overview
Access defined by rules
A static access list goes out of date as soon as someone changes role. Tanflow dynamic policies grant access from live attributes and context, such as department, role, location and risk, so each entitlement reflects the current facts about a person.
Write access rules as conditions on identity and context attributes such as department, title, location and risk.
When an attribute changes, access is re-evaluated. New grants are applied and access that no longer qualifies is removed.
Combine identity attributes with the context of the request to make precise decisions.
Run a policy against your user population before enforcing it, to see who it will affect.
Every policy, and the access it produces, is documented, reviewable and logged.
Why it matters
What you can show an auditor
- No hand-maintained access lists drifting out of date
- Fewer standing entitlements to certify and clean up
- A recorded reason behind every grant
Part of Tanflow IAM Suite
This is a module of the Tanflow IAM Suite, which handles authentication, governance and provisioning and scales across the enterprise.
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Common questions
How is this different from static roles?
A role assigns a fixed set of access to named users. A dynamic policy grants access from live attributes, so who has it updates as soon as the underlying facts change.
Can we test a policy before enforcing it?
Yes. Simulation shows exactly who a rule would affect, so you don't over- or under-provision by accident.
See Dynamic Policies in action
A short demo built around your environment and your compliance requirements.