Federating Trust in Healthcare with SPIFFE
summary
Claims a workable federated zero trust for healthcare that uses mTLS via SPIFFE/SPIRE and Envoy proxy for cross-cluster auth to let partner workloads access PHI/PII on HealthOS. Architecture deploys Spire servers and agents on each Kubernetes cluster (EKS/AKS style), exchanges trust bundles, enforces endpoint verification, uses JWTs and policy agents for authorization, and relies on PVC-backed workloads. Prototype boots, trusts are exchanged, and partner services authenticate to the HealthOS gateway to fetch member insights.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:37Abstract
- 1:14NIST Definition
- 2:33Anthem's Health OS
- 3:07Health OS Federation Introduction
- 3:49Tech stack
- 7:41Questions?
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