I've been exploring how CAEP (Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol) enables identity systems to re-evaluate session risk in real time rather than on fixed intervals. The key technical shift is moving from static token lifetimes to event-driven enforcement. Two significant challenges:
1. Federated systems need standardized event schemas to ensure interoperability across IdPs and RPs.
2. Scalability—streaming identity events globally with low latency is non-trivial.
For those building distributed identity platforms, how are you handling real-time access revocation at scale without impacting user experience?
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I've been exploring how CAEP (Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol) enables identity systems to re-evaluate session risk in real time rather than on fixed intervals. The key technical shift is moving from static token lifetimes to event-driven enforcement. Two significant challenges:
1. Federated systems need standardized event schemas to ensure interoperability across IdPs and RPs.
2. Scalability—streaming identity events globally with low latency is non-trivial.
For those building distributed identity platforms, how are you handling real-time access revocation at scale without impacting user experience?