B2B & Third-Party Identity Governance
Combined Session
Thursday, May 21, 2026 12:05—13:05
Location: B 09
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Thursday, May 21, 2026 12:05—13:05
Location: B 09
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Modern identity architectures were built around a corporate workforce model: stable employment, dedicated devices and predictable access patterns.
Frontline environments and the Extended Workforce challenge those assumptions.
At the intersection of Workforce and B2B ecosystems, the Frontline operates under conditions of shared systems, operational volatility and distributed accountability. The rise of Agentic AI further amplifies these dynamics.
This session examines what it means to establish trust at the operational edge, and why identity must move from implicit, assumption-based models toward explicit and continuously verified trust in environments defined by unpredictability.
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Modern B2B IAM must operate as an internal hyperscaler, utilizing SCIM APIs and Kafka topics to automate complex workflows. By implementing an asynchronous command pattern, an orchestration microservice abstracts internal logic while ensuring resilient, decoupled interactions. This architecture synchronizes rate-limited external APIs into a high-performance meta-directory, aggregating regulatory data to meet legal requirements for person-to-entity validation. Consumers gain a unified view through Kafka topics and REST APIs, simplifying compliance checks like certifying B2B contacts. This strategy ensures seamless vendor replacement and superior agility, transforming identity into a robust, policy-driven asset.
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Experience and learnings from actual B2B projects
Allan and Guy will share their experience and learnings from multiple B2B projects, highlighting the questions that need to be addressed before begining, the problems that come up, and the processes that need to be in place in order to be successful.
