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Authzed provides a managed, globally distributed authorization service based on Google's Zanzibar paper. Their core offering is a highly scalable and performant permission system that allows developers to define, manage, and enforce fine-grained access control within their applications. Essentially, Authzed offloads the complex challenge of building and maintaining an authorization layer, allowing businesses to focus on their core product. They offer both a hosted cloud service and an open-source engine (SpiceDB) for self-hosting, catering to different operational preferences. Their solution emphasizes developer-friendliness through a declarative language (Schema) for defining relationships, clear APIs, and integrations with popular development stacks. By providing a 'source of truth' for permissions, Authzed aims to simplify security audits, reduce development time, and eliminate the need for custom, often error-prone, authorization logic within applications. They position themselves as an essential infrastructure component for modern, secure, and scalable applications.
Major Markets
Key Competitors
Permit.io
Cerbos
OPA (Open Policy Agent)
Permit.io
Focus on developer experience
Comprehensive SDKs
Strong emphasis on SaaS and multi-tenancy use cases
Newer entrant with less market maturity
Reliance on direct sales for larger deals
May require more hands-on integration than fully managed services
Growing demand for AaaS
Expansion into new industry verticals
Increased focus on compliance and security requirements
Competition from established players and open-source alternatives
Companies opting for 'build vs. buy' internally
Rapidly evolving security landscape
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