Team control program based on the RBAC model
To address the risk of tool misuse and the potential for data leakage in team development, a security system can be built along the following dimensions:
hierarchical authority control
- Administrators whitelist tools by setting different roles (dev/test/PM)
- Enable feature to log all tool calls (retain for 180 days)
- Sensitive tools (e.g. database operations) require secondary authentication (SMS/email OTP)
Data security program
- Managed Key Services: Using Alternative Personal API Keys
- Code Obfuscation Processing: Protecting Business Logic in the Middle Open
- Network isolation: configure to disable external tool connections
Emergency response mechanisms
- Settings: e.g. alarms triggered by high-frequency calls or non-routine hourly operations
- Establishment of a channel: all permissions can be recalled instantly in the event of a change of personnel
- Regular execution: simulation of the disposal process for scenarios such as voucher leakage
Recommended Portfolio Strategy:
- Junior team: basic permissions + operation log
- Financial and Medical: Full Process Encryption + Behavioral Analysis
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