Navigating the Identity Abyss in the AI‑Native Era
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CNCF efforts address concrete gaps: the IAM White Paper classifies cloud native identity into 2 basic and 2 advanced patterns and gives actionable authentication and authorization controls for AI platforms. Keycloak implements many OAuth2 security profiles, uses WebAuthn 4J for passkeys, and now supports ID Jug as an authorization server with a pull request open to become an identity provider. MCP EMA reduces a 10 servers × 5 agents × 10 scopes consent explosion of 500 approvals by shifting consent to the identity tier.
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