Security
Security at Lowco: RBAC, SSO, and Least Privilege
A practical tour of how Lowco Auth secures every app on the platform — from role-based access control to single sign-on and audit logging.
Security can't be a feature you bolt on later. At Lowco it's part of the shared platform, so every app — first-party or custom — inherits the same protections.
Role-based access control
Permissions are defined once and enforced everywhere:
- Roles map to capabilities, not raw tables
- Least privilege is the default
- Changes propagate instantly across apps
Single sign-on
Lowco Auth supports SSO via the identity providers your company already uses, so access follows your existing joiner-mover-leaver process.
Auditability
Every privileged action is logged. When something changes, you can answer who, what, and when without grepping through service logs.
Good security is mostly good defaults. We try to make the secure path the easy path.
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