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Federating Trust Perimeters: Extending Industry IAM with DLT-Based Governance
Digital systems are becoming more integrated, autonomous, and cooperative. AI agents, future mobile networks, and machine-to-machine economies point to one trend: spontaneous, cross-organizational, unplanned interactions between non human entities (NHEs). Trust establishment for them remains an open
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