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Secure model registry administrative interfaces with authentication (OIDC/OAuth 2.1), RBAC, MFA, and session management. Use when building or reviewing admin access controls.
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If the model registry has an administrative interface, only identified, authenticated, and authorized users MUST be able to connect to it.
Enforces authenticated and authorized access to model registry storage with RBAC, encryption, access logging, and network isolation controls.
Guides selection and implementation of authorization models including RBAC, ABAC, ACL, ReBAC, and policy-as-code for permission systems and access control design.
Detects OAuth2, JWT, RBAC/ABAC, session management, and MFA patterns in codebases. Evaluates auth security against OWASP guidelines and recommends improvements for tokens, permissions, and MFA. Useful for auth flow audits and PR reviews.
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If the model registry has an administrative interface, only identified, authenticated, and authorized users MUST be able to connect to it.
| Control | Description |
|---|---|
| Identification | Every admin user must have a unique identity (no shared accounts) |
| Authentication | Standard authentication mechanism (OIDC/OAuth 2.1 recommended) |
| Authorization | RBAC or ABAC to control which admin operations each user can perform |
| Multi-factor authentication | MFA recommended for administrative access |
| Session management | Short-lived sessions with automatic timeout |
| Operation | Risk |
|---|---|
| Model upload/publish | Introducing malicious or backdoored models |
| Model deletion | Removing approved models, causing service disruption |
| Access control changes | Granting unauthorized users access to models |
| Configuration changes | Weakening security settings |
| Registry metadata modification | Altering model provenance information |