One identity.
Every access point.
One place to manage it all.
Your team uses AWS, GCP, Azure. Your app has roles and permissions. Your services need protection. Today that's 6+ systems. AuthFI makes it one.
The problem with today's access stack
Without AuthFI — 6+ systems
- ✗ Auth0 / Cognito for app login
- ✗ AWS IAM for cloud access
- ✗ GCP IAM for another cloud
- ✗ Azure AD for a third cloud
- ✗ Istio / service mesh for services
- ✗ Security groups / Calico for network
- ✗ 6 audit trails to reconcile
- ✗ Offboard someone → check all 6
With AuthFI — one system
- ✓ App login + SSO + MFA
- ✓ AWS + GCP + Azure + OCI access
- ✓ Service protection (eBPF)
- ✓ Network-level access control
- ✓ One audit trail for everything
- ✓ Offboard → disable one user → done
- ✓ One policy engine, four enforcement points
- ✓ One dashboard for compliance
Four layers of access control
One role definition controls what a user can do everywhere — in your app, in the cloud, at the service level, and on the network.
App Access
Who can do what in your app?
SDK middleware checks JWT permissions on every API call. Roles, permissions, groups — all in the token.
AuthFI Connect
Who can access which cloud?
Map AuthFI roles to AWS/GCP/Azure/OCI IAM roles. Users get temp credentials or console signin.
Service Access
Who can call which API?
eBPF intercepts HTTP at the kernel. Validates JWT, checks role, enforces MFA per route.
Network Access
What can connect to what?
eBPF controls TCP connections. Only authorized services can reach databases, caches, queues.
How it works: one request, four checks
Alice is a doctor. She opens the hospital app. Four access checks happen — all driven by her single AuthFI role. She sees nothing.
One audit trail
Every access decision across all four layers in one timeline. One export for auditors.
Revoke access everywhere. One action.
Admin disables Alice
{ "is_active": false }
What happens
- → App: JWT rejected by SDK — immediate
- → Services: eBPF rejects JWT at kernel — immediate
- → Network: eBPF blocks connections — immediate
- → Cloud: Temp creds expire — < 1 hour
- vs. today: check AWS + GCP + Azure + app + mesh + network = hours/days
One role. Four enforcement points.
Define a role once in AuthFI. It controls app access, cloud IAM, service policies, and network rules.
No one else has all four
| Cloud IAM | App RBAC | Service (L7) | Network (L4) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AuthFI | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
  Auth0 / Okta | partial | ✓ | — | — |
| Azure AD (Entra) | Azure only | ✓ | — | — |
| HashiCorp (Vault + Consul + Boundary) | ✓ | — | ✓ | ✓ |
 Istio | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Teleport | partial | — | ✓ | — |
To match AuthFI, you need 3-4 separate products + glue code + separate audit trails.
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