Join industry leaders at the Gartner IAM Summit in the UK, 2024, for an in-depth exploration of the groundbreaking OpenID Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol (CAEP) during our first Interoperability Event. This pivotal session will uncover how OpenID CAEP fortifies zero-trust architectures, providing a robust security framework for today's digital landscape. Discover how leading vendors are integrating support for OpenID CAEP within their product ecosystems. Engage with experts from Okta, Cisco, SailPoint, SGNL.ai, and Helisoft as they delve into the intricacies of CAEP Interoperability. Mark your calendars for an enlightening discussion on Monday that promises to elevate your understanding of secure access protocols.
Speaking Sessions
Industry Interop: Has CAEP Solved Your Session-Management-at-Scale Needs Yet?
Monday, Mar 4, 2024 / 11:45AM-12:15PM GMT
The Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol (CAEP) represents an innovative approach to addressing the complex challenges of session management in the increasingly prevalent hybrid and multicloud environments. By providing essential capabilities that seamlessly integrate diverse security tools, CAEP ensures a more cohesive and secure infrastructure. Recognizing its pivotal role in modern cybersecurity, the Gartner IAM Summit 2024 will feature the OpenID Foundation’s Shared Signals Framework (SSF) working group in a prominent session. This session will not only elucidate the significance of CAEP but also present real-world implementations, offering a clear demonstration of its interoperability across various platforms. Attendees will gain invaluable insights into how CAEP is shaping the future of secure access in complex IT ecosystems.
CAEP Interop Demo
Tuesday, Mar 5, 2024
Stop by to observe the first ever public interoperability demonstration of how to share security signals between trusted parties, and ask leading edge implementers how the CAEP open standard and their products work together. This standard has the potential to play a significant role in securing public and private implementations globally by enabling organizations to share indicators of compromise. When implemented across ecosystems these signals, like artifacts of malicious activity or indicators of session property updates, can be used to monitor, detect and prevent attacks. A selection of large and small organizations will demonstrate how they achieve zero-trust security using CAEP. To learn more about why the Shared Signals open standard matters, and why governments and private companies alike are eager to see this standard scale, visit us on Tuesday, March 5th at the Riverview 4 room.
Meet with VeriClouds
Stan Bounev, Solutions Engineer
As a foundational member of the OpenID Shared Signals and Events workgroup, Stan has been instrumental in shaping the landscape of cybersecurity through his contributions to the development of the Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol (CAEP) and the Risk and Incident Sharing and Collaboration (RISC) protocol. His work has been pivotal in advancing these protocols, which are critical for real-time threat assessment and collaborative defense strategies, thereby enhancing the security posture of interconnected digital ecosystems worldwide.