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OAuth is DAC. What do you do for MAC?

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Covers how projects are using OAuth instead of SAML for access control and the mismatch between OAuth’s user-consent model (DAC) and the need for mandatory/administrative controls (MAC). Describes vendors’ ad-hoc extensions to authorization servers—often RBAC-based—to provide mandatory access control, argues that these approaches should be standardized in the short term, and suggests the industry should research and move beyond RBAC for long-term standardization.

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