Traditional identity governance models are failing in an AI-driven digital ecosystem
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Joel R. McConvey
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The article uses an olive oil analogy to discuss how identity governance models deployed a decade ago are becoming ineffective in today's digital ecosystem, which is now more machine-driven than human. It argues that traditional identity governance structures are "perishable" and need to be modernized to handle AI agents, machine identities, and the evolving threat landscape.
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bskyTraditional identity governance models are failing in an AI-driven digital ecosystembiometricupdate.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledWe think all the time about perishable foodstuffs – less so about perishable identity governance structures.
Identity governance models deployed ten years ago are no longer effective in reacting to a digital ecosystem that is now more machine than human.
But just as a bottle of Grand Cru...
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