Identity governance
Everyone Identified Principle
A Zero Trust principle stating that every actor must have an identifiable security identity.
Definition
The Everyone Identified Principle means that all actors in the system must be known as identities, not only human users. Robots, applications, services, and technical actors must also be represented, governed, and controlled as first-class identities. Anonymous technical activity is incompatible with mature Zero Trust.
The Ariovis perspective
Ariovis treats the person or service, its context and its responsibilities as the starting point. Accounts and permissions are technical consequences that must remain tied to a governed identity.
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