Articles from Permit.io

AI agents are already in production. They query CRMs, read codebases, write to data warehouses, and chain tool calls across sensitive systems, all through MCP. But the teams responsible for security and compliance face a gap that grows with every new connection: there is no standard way to authorize what an agent can do, track who delegated that authority, or audit what happened after.

Permit.io, a popular authorization-as-a-service provider, today announced a major update to its pricing model, including the launch of a new Startup tier.

Secure collaboration through access-sharing is a must-have feature in almost any modern application, from requesting to edit a document or viewing a widget in a dashboard to submitting wire transfers for approval. With "Permit Share-If," developers no longer need to build these functionalities from scratch.

Permit.io, the full-stack authorization as a service provider, today announced its latest feature: Relationship-based Access Control (ReBAC).

Permit.io, the full-stack authorization-as- a-service provider, today announced it has raised $8 million in Series A funding, led by Scale Venture Partners, along with NFX, Verissimo Ventures, Roosh Ventures, Firestreak, 92712, and other existing investors, to ensure application developers never have to build permissions again. Scale Partner Eric Anderson will join the company’s board of directors. In addition to funding, the company also unveiled Permit.io Approval Flows to enable enterprises to handle increasingly complex authorizations for access to data, including for AI bots and agents.

Permit.io, the permissions platform for cloud-native applications, today launches FoAz which enables frontend developers to confidently take access controls into their own hands. Short for frontend-only authorization, FoAz is a breakthrough technology that empowers frontend developers to use sensitive APIs directly from the frontend, without requiring any backend code, while maintaining the highest level of security.

Permit.io, the permissions framework for cloud-native applications, today launched “Permit Elements”. This new product will enable application developers to confidently and securely delegate the responsibility of access controls to their own customers via low-code, embeddable interfaces. This is possible because the team behind Permit.io – founded by engineers from Microsoft and Facebook – have solved the complex problem of meta permissions.

Permit.io, the full-stack permissions framework, today announced Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) with low code and no code interfaces. Starting today, development teams never have to build permissions into their cloud applications again, and even teams like product and sales can bake enterprise-grade permissions and access controls directly into their applications with just a few clicks. Permit.io launched out of stealth earlier this year with $6 Million in seed funding and is co-founded by Or Weis, former CEO and Co-Founder of Rookout; and Asaf Cohen, former software engineer at Facebook and Microsoft.

Permit.io, the full-stack authorization framework helping developers bake access control into their cloud-native applications in minutes, today launches out of stealth with $6Million in seed funding. The company was co-founded by Or Weis, former CEO and Co-Founder of Rookout; and Asaf Cohen, former software engineer at Facebook and Microsoft.