Dify-Plus builds a multi-dimensional security protection system, and its permission control system is designed with the principle of least privilege. The infrastructure contains three layers of protection: role partitioning, interface element control and data access filtering: ordinary members automatically hide sensitive information such as model suppliers, operation menus are dynamically rendered according to the permissions, and API requests go through a second authentication on the server side.
Specific protective measures include disabling non-essential functional entrances, such as the inability of ordinary users to access the system setup module; requiring administrators to confirm sensitive operations twice; and encrypting all API key storage. The system also realizes fine-grained resource isolation to ensure that users can only view workflows and applications they have created.
This system is validated for enterprise environments and effectively prevents internal misuse and unauthorized access. A special code tagging mechanism allows technical teams to quickly locate the location of security patches, which, combined with HTTPS mandatory requirements, results in a complete AI application security solution.
This answer comes from the articleDify-Plus: an on-premises management backend for DifyThe
