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Zero-Trust Identity, Policy, Secrets, and Access Fabric

A unified identity and authorization architecture for humans, workloads, agents, devices, services, privileged sessions, policy, credentials, secrets, and continuous trust decisions.

MMYTHOSSYSTEMSRA-009REFERENCE ARCHITECTURESZero-Trust Identity,Policy, Secrets, andAccess FabricCANDIDATE27 PP

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RA-009

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Reference Architecture
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Candidate
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1.0.0-candidate
Pages
27
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18
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Sep 17, 2026
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Mar 17, 2027
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