CSA Zero Trust identity access
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/02 About
Use identity attributes, assurance signals and per-request policy decisions for least-privilege access
Purpose: Use identity attributes, assurance signals and per-request policy decisions for least-privilege access. Reading the diagrams: Architecture landscape contains the complete semantic model. Governance and delivery isolates organizational decisions and enabling services. Delivery and assurance isolates runtime capabilities, controls, stewardship and evidence. Adoption: this is a reference architecture, not proof of implementation or regulatory compliance. Replace generic roles with actual owners and solutions. Record decisions, scope, constraints, interfaces, data classification, implementation status and evidence. Verify all applicable policies and control objectives against the current official source. Source and attribution: original Arq interpretation informed by https://cloudsecurityalliance.org/artifacts/zero-trust-principles-and-guidance-for-iam. No official source artwork is reproduced, and no endorsement or certification by the source publisher is implied.
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/03 Contents
- Business Actor
- Human principal
- Application Component
- Identity proofing, Authentication, Access session broker, Context collection, Policy evaluation, Session authorization, Enforcement point
- Application
- Protected application
- Data Store
- Identity and entitlement store, Access audit
- Role
- Resource owner