For a platform requiring dual access, which authorization method should a vault admin utilize?

The optimal choice for a platform requiring dual access is to assign "Access Safe without confirmation" for the group on the Safe. This approach allows vault administrators to maintain a level of control while facilitating access for a group of users.

In a dual access scenario, it is essential to balance security and operational efficiency. By allowing group members direct access without the need for confirmation, the admin ensures that designated users can utilize the vault resources as required without unnecessary delays, while still adhering to the principle of dual control. This method helps streamline processes, particularly in time-sensitive or collaborative situations where multiple users need to coordinate their access.

Utilizing group permissions with confirmation requirements, while ensuring a level of security, could slow down the process since each access request would need to be confirmed, possibly interrupting workflows. Granting individualized permissions can lead to complexity in management, making it cumbersome to track user access and permissions, potentially undermining the purpose of dual access. Allowing free access to all users would compromise security protocols entirely, bypassing the necessary checks and balances required in a dual access environment.