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Identity Control Plane: The Unifying Layer for Zero Trust Infrastructure
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This paper introduces the Identity Control Plane (ICP), an architectural framework for enforcing identity-aware Zero Trust access across human users, workloads, and automation systems. The ICP model unifies SPIFFE-based workload identity, OIDC/SAML user identity, and scoped automation credentials via broker-issued transaction tokens. We propose a composable enforcement layer using ABAC policy engines (e.g., OPA, Cedar), aligned with IETF WIMSE drafts and OAuth transaction tokens. The paper includes architectural components, integration patterns, use cases, a comparative analysis with current models, and theorized performance metrics. A FedRAMP and SLSA compliance mapping is also presented. This is a theoretical infrastructure architecture paper intended for security researchers and platform architects. No prior version of this work has been published.
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