Method and system for context-based access control of network resources

A system for context-based access control within a computer network that comprises a set of virtual computing environments that excludes a first virtual computing environment, the system comprising:

• a processor;
• and
• memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:
• generating the first virtual computing environment within the computer network;
• sandboxing the first virtual computing environment from each virtual computing environment among the set of virtual computing environments;
• associating the first virtual computing environment with a first set of entitlements;
• providing, to a first set of network accounts, access to the first virtual computing environment;
• and
• based on the access to the first virtual computing environment and according to at least one from among the first set of entitlements, accessing, by at least one network account from among the first set of network accounts, at least a first network resource.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium for context-based access control within a computer network that comprises a set of virtual computing environments that excludes a first virtual computing environment, the computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:

• generating the first virtual computing environment within the computer network;
• sandboxing the first virtual computing environment from each virtual computing environment among the set of virtual computing environments;
• associating the first virtual computing environment with a first set of entitlements;
• providing, to a first set of network accounts, access to the first virtual computing environment;
• and
• based on the access to the first virtual computing environment and according to at least one from among the first set of entitlements, accessing, by at least one network account from among the first set of network accounts, at least a first network resource.