Four Components of Modern Identity
summary
Framework names four concrete components: policy, orchestration, execution, data. Policy includes machine-readable rules plus visualization and translation so you can see what entitlements actually allow. Orchestration demands unified bookkeeping across an identity fabric and accepts that most systems follow a 10‑year replacement cycle, so augmentation is common. Execution is the standards-driven SSO/provisioning work (table stakes vs specialized OpenID Connect FAPI for open banking). Data requires a shared identity data layer and supports a third time of use — event time — for near‑real‑time decisions.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction by Andy
- 1:52Identity market confusion
- 3:38Four components overview
- 6:33Policy component explained
- 9:00Orchestration component explained
- 10:51Execution component explained
- 12:15Data component explained
- 14:44Applying components to SSO
- 16:08Time of use in identity
- 17:59Replacement cycles
- 20:47Market clarity approach
- 22:15Conclusion and lunch
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