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Shared Signals Framework Workflow for Zero Trust Implementation

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A new workflow using the Shared Signals Framework (SSF) has been developed to streamline Zero Trust implementation by enabling tools like Kolide Device Trust to send security events to Okta, despite lacking native SSF support. This solution involves using Tines as an intermediary to generate, sign, and deliver Security Event Tokens (SETs) based on device compliance changes, enhancing real-time risk assessment and policy enforcement. The workflow addresses key challenges in Zero Trust adoption, such as interoperability issues and the need for continuous, reliable signals about user and device posture. By bridging gaps between tools, it ensures consistent policy application and faster threat response.

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  1. 09.12.2025 13:30 1 articles · 23h ago

    New Workflow Enables SSF Signal Transmission for Zero Trust Implementation

    A new workflow developed by Scott Bean uses Tines to integrate Kolide Device Trust with Okta, enabling the transmission of SSF signals. This solution addresses interoperability issues and enhances real-time risk assessment and policy enforcement in Zero Trust environments. The workflow involves generating and storing SET signing keys, exposing an SSF transmitter API, and creating, signing, and sending SETs from Kolide events.

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