Orchestration Unlocked
Combined Session
Wednesday, September 09, 2026 10:30—11:30
Location: Jupiter III
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Wednesday, September 09, 2026 10:30—11:30
Location: Jupiter III
Most teams equate Identity orchestration with user journey modeling. That's a starting point, not a destination. Real-world fabrics demand much more: integrating heterogeneous components, wiring business logic across systems, acting on security signals in real time, and now governing non-human identities and AI agents. The question isn't whether your organization needs orchestration. It's whether you're using it across the full spectrum and whether you already have more of the toolbox than you think.
This session introduces a practical, orchestration taxonomy and maps each dimension to concrete adoption patterns from real deployments. You will benchmark your current fabric, surface what you may be leaving on the table, and work through the hardest IAM investment question: do I need new tooling, or do I need to orchestrate what I already have?
**You will walk away with:**
- A structured use case taxonomy to assess your fabric's orchestration coverage
- Adoption patterns across four orchestration dimensions you can apply immediately
- A practical framework for deciding: fill the gap, activate what's dormant, or buy something new
Vorwerk's CISO reframes Identity Fabric delivery and orchestration as an organizational design problem, not just a technical one. Drawing on the shift from project-based IAM to a portfolio of modular, owned services, Florian argues that scaling an Identity Fabric depends as much on how teams are structured, staffed, and given ownership as on the architecture itself. He examines what skills and roles cross-domain orchestration and lifecycle governance actually demand, and how security leaders should think about acquiring and developing that talent before the architecture outpaces the team running it. The talk connects service-level ownership models directly to hiring and team-building decisions, treating org design as a first-class layer of the Identity Fabric rather than an afterthought. Attendees leave with a practical view of the roles, skills, and team structures needed to keep an Identity Fabric reliable at scale.
Identity today extends far beyond a single platform or trust domain. This panel explores how organizations can orchestrate identities, policies, and trust across increasingly distributed environments while balancing interoperability, security, and operational complexity.
