Author: 47696pwpadmin
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The Digital Walls That Divide Us: Reflections on Open Standards for Self Sovereign Identity
Walking the 1.3 kilometers of the East Side Gallery early this morning was a stark, poignant reminder of what barriers truly mean. Standing in the shadow of the preserved Berlin Wall, watching the early light hit concrete that once violently bifurcated a city, a nation, and the world, it is impossible not to reflect on…
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Active Inference: Addressing The Hard Problem of Agentic Access Governance
In the new world of multi-agent systems, access governance must be as dynamic as the systems it protects. Today we should be augmenting our existing access control frameworks to allow agentic systems to adopt an Active Inference model, one that delivers a generative governance approach. This article points to key insights from the world of…
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From MAC to PBAC:Tracking the Assurance Gradient in Authorization
PBAC, RBAC, ABAC — different access control systems, same outcome: entitlement to access something From a governance and assurance viewpoint, the model matters less than whether each entitlement can be traced, explained, and given a degree of assurance that the right thing has the right access.
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Gartner IAM Summit London 2024
Gartner IAM Summit London March 5, 2024 “London calling, yes, I was there too…And you know what they said – well, some of it was true“! So it was the 14th of December 1979 when the now classic rock album London Calling was released by the Clash. A mind blowing 44 years, three months and 28…