We explored a closely related architecture at LinkedIn around centralized identity and policy enforcement at the action/resource boundary, which I presented at

We explored a closely related architecture at LinkedIn around centralized identity and policy enforcement at the action/resource boundary, which I presented at RSA Conference earlier this year in San Francisco. Interesting to see similar architectural patterns emerging from different directions. I’d be curious where the authors see the biggest challenges in extending this model from human/service identities to autonomous agents.