Learn how GLAM’s onchain access control can help mitigate supply chain attacks targeting crypto projects in our recent blog post here.
Vault-level
The vault-level access control ensures that rules are applied uniformly to all signers, regardless of the their roles or permissions.
Beneftis: This strengthens security by providing an overarching control layer for critical vault operations.
Beneftis: This strengthens security by providing an overarching control layer for critical vault operations.
Instruction-level
The instruction-level access control is enforced on individual instructions, ensuring that only authorized instruction(s) can be executed by a delegate.
Benefits: It ensures that delegates can only perform specific actions permitted by the vault owner, enhancing operational flexibility without compromising security.
Benefits: It ensures that delegates can only perform specific actions permitted by the vault owner, enhancing operational flexibility without compromising security.
Parameter-level
The parameter-level access control represents a highly granular mechanism that restricts and defines access based not only on instructions but also on specific parameters within those actions.
Benefits: This level of control ensures that even when a delegate is permitted to execute certain instructions, the scope of those instructions is limited to predefined parameters.
Benefits: This level of control ensures that even when a delegate is permitted to execute certain instructions, the scope of those instructions is limited to predefined parameters.