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In this episode we focus on the work of a shared signal and event working group in the OpenID Foundation, and in particular, on the continuous access evaluation protocol (CAEP). Season 2 of Identity,Unlocked is sponsored by the <a href="https://openid.net/foundation/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">OpenID Foundation</a>. Like this episode? Be sure to leave a five-star review and share Identity, Unlocked with your community! You can connect with Vittorio on Twitter at @vibronet, Tim at @timcappalli, Atul at @googatul or Auth0 at @auth0.

Tim Cappalli works on identity standards in Microsoft's Identity Division. He focuses on security event sharing, passwordless, Bring Your Own Identity (BYOI), federation, zero trust and network identity.

 Previously, he was Aruba's Identity and Policy Architect, working on federated identity, secure wireless roaming, "zero trust", infrastructure context sharing and policy programmability. He worked with many industry groups including the Wi-Fi Alliance (WFA), the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) and the OpenID Foundation (OIDF) focusing on identity for the evolution of secure Wi-Fi roaming, session context sharing and new network authentication technologies to address security concerns resulting from the exponential increase in IoT devices.

He has been working in the network identity and policy space for 10 years and joined Aruba in 2015 after spending time in Aruba's partner and customer communities.

Tim Cappalli

Digital Identity Standards Architect, Microsoft

Atul is a federated identity pioneer. As co-founder and CEO of Trustgenix, Inc., he helped define open standards such as the Liberty Alliance and SAML 2.0. Trustgenix defined the federation server, a concept that was later adopted by almost all technology vendors. Trustgenix was acquired by HP, where Atul continued as a Director of Federation. He was most recently the Identity Architect at MobileIron, Inc. As a part of his work at Google Cloud, Atul envisioned the Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol (CAEP) through a seminal blog post. The OpenID Foundation merged related efforts into a new Shared Signals and Events Working Group where CAEP is being standardized. Atul is a co-chair of the working group.

Atul Tulshibagwale

CTO, SGNL

In this episode we focus on the work of a shared signal and event working group in the OpenID Foundation, and in particular, on the continuous access evaluation protocol (CAEP).


Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol (CAEP) with Tim Cappalli and Atul Tulshibagwale

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In Partnership with OpenID Foundation and IDPro This is Identity, Unlocked with host Vittorio Bertocci. Identity, Unlocked is the podcast that discusses identity specs and trends from a developer perspective. Identity, Unlocked is powered by Auth0. Vittorio Bertocci is Principal Architect at Auth0 and applies his vast knowledge of the identity industry to Auth0 in all aspects of the company, including internal and external education, product innovation, and customer integration. Prior to Auth0, Bertocci spent 17 years at Microsoft, where he worked on the Azure Active Directory team and focused largely on improving the developer experience. As a published author of four identity books and a highly-trafficked blog: cloudidentity.com, his forward-thinking commentary has enabled him to speak at conferences, such as Identiverse, BUILD, PDC, TechEd, Cloud Identity Summit, and many other industry events around the world.

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