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Identity-Defined Reachability: Reducing Exposure and Connectivity Friction in an Age of Machine-Speed Attack
AI is changing both the speed of attack and the speed at which organisations need to create, change and retire trusted communications. A supplier’s engineer needs a diagnostic service. An application needs a database. An AI agent needs an approved tool. Each requirement concerns a specific identity-to-service relationship. Today, that relationship is usually represented across separate control systems: identity and access policy governs authority, network controls create reachability, a...
Written by Philip Griffiths, Head of Strategic Sales, NetFoundry. AI is changing both the speed of attack and the speed at which organisations need to create, change and retire trusted communications. A supplier’s engineer needs a diagnostic service. An application needs a database. An AI agent needs an approved tool. Each requirement concerns a specific identity-to-service relationship. Today, that relationship is usually represented across separate control systems: identity and access policy governs authority, network controls create reachability, and application controls govern permitted operations. Those states are not necessarily the same or synchronised. A service may be reachable before the specific relationship is authorised, or remain reachable after authority changes.…
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