What’s missing in your identity stack?
Identity teams have invested heavily in authentication, governance and privileged access. But once someone or something is authenticated, who decides whether a specific action should be allowed right now?
That question is getting harder to answer as access moves across cloud infrastructure, applications, workloads, service accounts and AI agents.
Many of those decisions now happen outside the systems designed to govern them. Join P0 Security for a technical look at the authorization layer emerging between identity and the resources every identity can access.
This will not be a high-level discussion about Zero Trust or the future of identity. Mike and Aaron walk through the architecture, real-world use cases and technical demonstrations behind a centralized runtime authorization layer.
You will see how identity, context, resource and action come together in a single policy decision and how that decision can be enforced across the systems you already use.
They cover how to:
- Modernize emergency access with runtime identity context
- Deliver just-in-time access through the workflows people already use
- Replaces static SSH keys with identity-first authorization
- Govern AI agents across the full action chain, from originator to tool to resource
- Automate a complete audit trail showing what was allowed, under which policy and what action was taken
