In a rapidly evolving, AI-dominant identity landscape, interoperability is key. PlainID is built on open standards to ensure your authorization engine works with your existing stack — and future-proofs your architecture as the enterprise evolves.
PlainID natively supports the industry's leading standards to deliver interoperability across your entire technology stack.
Identity layer built on OAuth 2.0. Enables secure verification of end-user identity via standardized JWTs passed between applications and authorization servers.
Standardizes the API format for PEP–PDP communication. Universal JSON-based access requests evaluate subject, resource, action, and context to return boolean decisions.
Proposes explicit delegated authority for AI agents using on-behalf-of flows. Embeds distinct identities for human delegator and acting agent within access tokens.
Open-source declarative policy language used by Open Policy Agent to define policy-as-code across cloud-native stacks.
RFC 9396 extension enabling clients to specify granular permissions during authorization requests, producing highly detailed “smart” access tokens.
Open standard for automating user identity synchronization across identity domains and IT systems — keeping identity data consistent enterprise-wide.
Open standards connect your infrastructure. Our runtime authorization platform reduces manual work, provides transparency for non-technical auditors, and closes security gaps across vendors.
Decision logs in both technical code and AI-generated plain-language reasoning for business auditors.
Import and centrally govern existing policies in vendor-native languages like Snowflake or Databricks — no rewriting required.
Identify inconsistencies and security gaps between PlainID policies and third-party SaaS vendor rules via side-by-side impact analysis.
AI-guided insights automatically map active authorization policies to major frameworks like GDPR and HIPAA for instant validation.
PlainID maps directly to foundational enterprise security standards — from Zero Trust architecture to AI governance.
PlainID acts as the core policy decision and enforcement engine for Zero Trust architectures, enabling continuous, context-aware authorization that never implicitly grants trust.
PlainID serves as the Dynamic Access Control engine (Layer 3) of the CSA's Agentic AI IAM architecture, governing autonomous agents within explicitly defined, secure boundaries.
Within the MAESTRO framework, PlainID provides runtime authorization guardrails governing Data Operations (L2), Agent Frameworks (L3), and Security & Compliance (L6).
Get a technical walkthrough of how PlainID's runtime authorization platform plugs into your existing stack via open standards.
