Organizations, services, and admin roles
In order to create Futurae service accounts to use Airlock 2FA, access to Futurae's admin web interface is required.
To keep security up, it is crucial to understand, how the tool is organized and who has access to what. For this reason, we hereby summarize the most important points of Futurae Support platform - Organization, Services, and Users.
Organizations and services
Access to the Futurae admin web interface is structured around organizations and services:
Organization | An organization represents an organization (such as an IAM customer) and encompasses all services of that organization. Billing and support are also organized on this level.
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Service | To use Airlock 2FA, at least one service account in the Futurae cloud service is required.
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Admin roles
Access control within the Futurae admin web interface is role-based. The following roles are available and important to understand for security reasons:
Owner | Admins with the role owner own the organization and may access all services including the service credentials.
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Admin | Admins with the role admin may access selected services as defined by one of the owners:
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Support | Admins with the role support can manage users and tokens of selected services.
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Security considerations
Admins with roles owner and admin have access to all or a limited set of service account credentials. This is very critical for security (see Service accounts).
Carefully select the users that have access to the Futurae admin web interface:
- Owners have access to all service account credentials and must be chosen with great care.
- Remove the owner role from unauthorized admins before creating the first productively used service.
- Admins with access to productively used service accounts must be chosen with great care.
- Support users with access to productively used service accounts must be chosen with great care.