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Q: What is Web Access Control (WAC)?

Web Access Control (WAC) manages user authentication, authorization, and activity within web and cloud-based environments. It protects cloud management consoles, web portals, and LLM platforms from unauthorized access and data leakage.

Q: Why is WAC essential in modern IT environments?

As organizations adopt cloud and AI platforms, WAC is critical to control and monitor every web session and prevent sensitive internal data from being exposed to large language models or cloud services.

Q: How does PNPSECURE WAC work?

PNPSECURE WAC enforces strong authentication, granular access control, and audit logging across cloud management consoles, LLM platforms, and web services to ensure compliance and data protection.

Q: What are the key functions of PNPSECURE WAC?

Key functions include Cloud Management Console Control, LLM Control to prevent data exposure, and Web Access Control for managing web-based administrative interfaces like vSphere and network consoles.

Q: How does WAC integrate with Unified-IAM?

PNPSECURE WAC is part of the Unified-IAM suite, integrating DAC, SAC, and IM for centralized access control, continuous authentication, and Zero Trust compliance across cloud and web systems.

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01 9월 2025 • 1 min read

What is Web Access Control (WAC)?

Web Access Control (WAC) manages user authentication, authorization, and activity within cloud and web-based environments.
It provides strong protection for cloud management consoles, web portals, and large language model (LLM) interfaces — ensuring that sensitive internal data is not leaked, exposed, or misused.

Why is WAC essential in modern IT environments?

As enterprises increasingly adopt cloud platforms and AI services, the risk of data exposure through web-based interfaces grows exponentially.
WAC ensures complete control and visibility over every web session — from AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud consoles to internal web services — by enforcing strict authentication, session monitoring, and granular access permissions.

It also prevents confidential information from being uploaded to LLMs (Large Language Models) such as ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot during prompt entry or API calls.

How does PNPSECURE WAC work?

PNPSECURE WAC secures both cloud console access and web-based systems through:

Cloud Management Console Control
- Manages user identification, authentication, and permission for AWS, Azure, GCP, and other multi-cloud platforms
- Logs all access and actions for audit and compliance
LLM Control
- Detects and blocks attempts to transmit sensitive internal data into large language model prompts or training datasets
Web Access Control
- Monitors and logs all web-based management interfaces such as vSphere, network device consoles, and internal dashboards

What are the key functions of PNPSECURE WAC?

Function	Description
Cloud Management Console Control	Enforces user authentication, granular permissions, and audit logging for cloud consoles like AWS, Azure, and GCP.
LLM Control	Prevents internal or sensitive data from being entered into large language models during usage or training.
Web Access Control	Manages user access to various web-based management interfaces, ensuring compliance and preventing unauthorized actions.

How does WAC integrate with Unified-IAM?

PNPSECURE WAC is a key component of Unified-IAM, complementing DAC (Database Access Control), SAC (System Access Control), and IM (Identity Management).
Together, they provide a unified Zero Trust security architecture, delivering continuous authentication, centralized control, and workflow automation across databases, systems, and cloud/web environments.

Summary

PNPSECURE WAC strengthens web and cloud security by integrating access control, LLM protection, and audit management —
ensuring compliance and preventing data leakage in hybrid and AI-driven environments.