CAEP
CAEP, or Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol, is a protocol designed to support real-time changes in access decisions.
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Definition
CAEP is a protocol-oriented approach that allows access decisions to be revised dynamically when relevant events occur, such as account disablement, device risk changes, policy updates, or session anomalies. It supports more continuous and reactive access control than a purely static session model.
Why it matters
CAEP, or Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol, is a protocol designed to support real-time changes in access decisions.
The Ariovis perspective
Context improves an access decision only when the signals are reliable, understood and governed. Adding more signals does not automatically produce a better policy.
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