Identity and Access Management for the Decade Ahead
summary
Modern IAM must treat AI agents as first-class entities with unique credentials, lifecycle and auditable delegation; Thunder ID demonstrates this with a Wayfinder flight-booking demo where agents use client credentials for M2M calls and an OAuth/OIDC authorization-code OBO flow for user-delegated bookings, plus CIBA and token-exchange for long-running or downscoped grants. The stack integrates SCIM, MCP/A2A protocols, selective verifiable credentials for cross-domain trust, declarative GitOps deployment, and post-quantum hybrid crypto, proving the converged identity core approach works.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Modern IAM challenges
- 2:28Identity beyond humans and machines
- 7:02AI agent identity management
- 10:34Live demo: agent identity
- 15:07Trust beyond the provider
- 17:13Verifiable credentials & decentralized identity
- 21:47Converged identity platforms
- 24:14Thunder ID's four pillars
- 26:09Q&A
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