For over two decades, Identity and Access Management (IAM) has relied on a "piano with five keys": Join, Move, Leave, Login, and the rarely used Logout. This reliance on Admin-time (provisioning) and Run-time (authentication) controls has created security architectures based on static snapshots—authorizations that are essentially obsolete the moment they are granted. In an era of distributed cloud services, AI agents, and ephemeral workloads, traditional Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and coarse-grained authorization models cannot keep pace with the velocity of modern threats.
Continuous Identity architectures enable a move away from static models of authorization (RBAC, ABAC, etc.) to models where real-time context can be used and Zero Standing Privilege is at the core of how authorization is granted.  We will deep dive into the Four Components of Modern Identity (Policy, Orchestration, Execution, and Data) required to build an identity fabric capable of handling millions of daily access decisions without latency-inducing bottlenecks.
Join us to learn how to transition your IAM authorization infrastructure from a reactive, bottlenecked legacy environment into a proactive, event-driven ecosystem system that enforces security at the speed of business, based on Zero Trust principles.