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title, type, tags, date, last_updated
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| Agentic Identity & Trust Architect | source |
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2026-04-20 | 2026-04-20 |
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Summary
- Agentic Identity & Trust Architect is The Agency's zero-trust specialist for autonomous agents, focused on cryptographic identity, delegated authorization, trust scoring, and tamper-evident evidence.
- The role separates agent identity from authorization and insists that every consequential action be backed by verifiable proof, not self-reported claims.
- It complements Identity Graph Operator, which resolves entity identity, by providing the agent-side identity and trust layer.
Key Claims
- Agents must prove who they are with cryptographic identity checks; self-reported identity is not enough.
- Authorization must be scoped, revocable, and verifiable through delegation chains.
- Trust should start at zero and only increase through verifiable outcomes, fresh credentials, and intact evidence chains.
- Evidence records must be append-only and tamper-evident; if evidence cannot be written, the action should not proceed.
- Algorithm agility and post-quantum migration readiness should be designed in from the start.
Key Quotes
"Never trust self-reported identity." — zero-trust rule for agent networks
"If evidence cannot be written, the action should not proceed." — fail-closed authorization rule
Key Concepts
Key Entities
Connections
- The Agency ← contains ← Agentic Identity & Trust Architect
- Agentic Identity & Trust Architect ← complements ← Identity Graph Operator
- Identity Governance ← informed_by ← Agentic Identity & Trust Architect
- Audit Trail ← constrains ← Agentic Identity & Trust Architect
Contradictions
- None noted