core-identity-and-trust-architecture

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a set of rules and guidelines to ensure the security and trustworthiness of your system's identity management, protecting against various threats and vulnerabilities.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Token Lifecycle Management: Defines best practices for JWT token lifecycle, including issuance, validation, rotation, and revocation.
• Authorization Patterns: Offers guidance on implementing RBAC, ABAC, and scope-based authorization to prevent unauthorized access.
• Service-to-Service Trust: Establishes secure patterns for service-to-service communication, including mTLS and signed JWTs.
• OAuth/OIDC Hardening: Outlines the implementation of PKCE, state validation, and other security measures to mitigate OAuth/OIDC vulnerabilities.
• Zero-Trust Principles: Promotes the adoption of zero-trust architecture, ensuring that trust is never implicitly assumed within the system.
• Use Case: For a software development team, this Skill can be used to ensure that their application's authentication and authorization mechanisms are secure and comply with best practices.

Quick Start

Load the core-identity-and-trust-architecture skill to review and enforce identity and trust principles in your system.