<caption><image_79>The image is a slide from a presentation about improved access control. It has a title "Improved Access Control" at the top and a subtitle that reads "Provides granular label-based access control similar to services and networks for Secrets and Volumes". Below the title, there are three bullet points that explain how to use a secret for access control labels.

The first bullet point explains that Access control labels for Secrets can be used with a service, they must both have the same access control label (e.g.com/lockup/access-label/productivity, or they must have both no access control-label labels). The second bullet point mentions that Access controls for Volumes can be maintained backwards compatibility, unlabeled volumes are insecure by default (e., all users can access them. This is different from how other unlabeled resources work (visible only to the user that created them as well as all admins).

At the bottom of the slide, there is a note that states that the user can access the user's access control settings.</caption><transcript><audio_80>package and finally to top off what we've uh added on the security side of the house in this release we've improved our Access Control in two different areas we've added granular label based Access Control similar to what you already have for services networks and containers today to now to secrets and</transcript> package and finally to top off what we've uh added on the security side of the house in this release we've improved our Access Control in two different areas we've added granular label based Access Control similar to what you already have for services networks and containers today to now to secrets and
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