Identity and Access Management (IAM) in Vaultera Switch is designed to provide a secure, user-friendly, and well-regulated environment. By implementing best practices for authentication and access control, Vaultera Switch ensures data confidentiality, operational efficiency, and compliance with global standards.
Administrative services require robust, multi-layered authentication. Access is limited to specific personnel within the Vaultera Switch team via an additional API key to maintain backend security.
Merchants accessing Vaultera Switch APIs benefit from strong authentication mechanisms to safeguard their accounts and transactions. For detailed guidance on merchant authentication, refer to the API documentation.
The Vaultera Switch Vault employs a distributed key management approach. Key custodians must collaborate to initiate the application, ensuring no single individual can independently alter or access the vault. This design prevents unauthorized tampering and enhances the overall security framework.
2. Access Controls and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Granular Permissions: Administrative roles are clearly defined with specific permissions, ensuring users only access functionalities necessary for their roles
Distributed Access Model: Vaultera Switch employs a distributed model where no individual has complete control over administrative operations
Principle of Least Privilege: Permissions are restricted to essential tasks to mitigate unauthorized access risks