# Kafka Connect and RBAC for Confluent Platform [Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)](../security/authorization/rbac/overview.md#rbac-overview) can be enabled for your Confluent Platform environment. If RBAC is enabled, there are role bindings that you may need to configure (or have set up for you) before you work with Connect and Connect resources. There are also RBAC configuration parameters that you need to add to your Connect worker configuration and connectors. Connect roles are managed by the RBAC system administrator for your environment. Make sure to review your user principal, RBAC role, and permissions with your RBAC system administrator before creating a Connect cluster or connectors. The following sections provide information about how to configure RBAC access as it applies to Kafka Connect. For information about how to configure RBAC for the overall Confluent Platform environment and other components, see [Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)](../security/authorization/rbac/overview.md#rbac-overview). * [Get Started With RBAC and Kafka Connect for Confluent Platform](rbac/connect-rbac-getting-started.md) * [Configure RBAC for a Connect Cluster for Confluent Platform](rbac/connect-rbac-connect-cluster.md) * [Configure RBAC for a Connect Worker for Confluent Platform](rbac/connect-rbac-worker.md) * [RBAC for self-managed connectors for Confluent Platform](rbac/connect-rbac-connectors.md) * [Connect Secret Registry for Confluent Platform](rbac/connect-rbac-secret-registry.md) * [Example Connect role-binding sequence for Confluent Platform](rbac/connect-rbac-example.md)