Identity Resilience: What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger
summary
Argues that digital trust depends on three measurable pillars: identity assurance, access assurance and activity assurance, built on RSA-style public‑key signatures (RSA from 1977 remains the practical foundation), not blockchain. Points to mobile secure enclaves for storing keys, recommends aligning identity controls with IRM and an identity‑aware SOC, cites NIST SP 800-207 for zero‑trust tenets, warns passwordless failure modes and urges concrete gap remediation timelines.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Identity is foundational
- 3:45Blockchain is not the answer
- 4:28The quest for digital identities
- 5:08The pioneers of digital identities
- 6:37A true story
- 7:48The rise of digital signatures
- 8:57Identity assurance
- 10:11Identity evolution
- 14:39Decentralized identity
- 23:14Authentication
- 27:16Access Assurance
- 30:05Zero Trust
- 31:08Trust History
- 33:42ZeroTrust
- 34:38Passwordless
- 35:57Identity in the Ecosystem
- 37:00Key Steps
- 37:59Recap
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