World Congress 2026 Europe Jul 9, 2026 Session details

Small, Secure, Interconnected: The next Internet Protocol

Ross Kukulinski

Stop treating IP addresses as proxies for trust. Discover how programmable, zero-trust private networks eliminate clunky VPNs and make secure access as easy as sharing a Google Doc.

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Balancing connectivity and usability in network infrastructure

Establishing reliable network connectivity remains a fundamental engineering challenge despite modern technological advancements.

#2 about 2 min

Solving private access with redundant network layers

Stacking tools like virtual private networks and firewalls transforms simple connectivity into complex topology problems.

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Fixing insecure network defaults with identity-based perimeters

Applying public reachability models to internal systems creates unnecessary security vulnerabilities and latency bottlenecks.

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Scaling system architectures with small comprehensible networks

Breaking monolithic architectures into smaller configurations allows developers to define structured intent clearly.

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Shifting network trust from subnets to combined identities

Verifying user authorization based on human accounts, device origin, and workload identity coordinates precision access without lateral vulnerabilities.

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Centralizing network policy with distributed endpoint enforcement

Maintaining human-readable access rules in a single repository while pushing direct execution to the network edge accelerates connection speed.

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Collaborating across organizations without network merging

Explicit resource sharing eliminates the need to integrate disparate identity providers or provision redundant virtual private networks.

#8 about 2 min

Managing temporary network access for contractors and containers

Binding expiration dates to short-term users and container lifecycles removes the risk of persistent unauthorized backdoors.

#9 about 3 min

Securing artificial intelligence networks matching machine speeds

Evaluating automation capabilities requires rigorous identity enforcement to securely revoke permissions and track autonomous network behaviors.

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Replacing traditional security workarounds with foundational access controls

Replacing layered security workarounds with primitive access controls eliminates the friction traditionally associated with network provisioning.

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Embedding zero-trust network connectivity directly into application code

Importing network identity functions as programming libraries transforms rigid infrastructure into dynamic application capabilities.

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Handling dynamic permissions and ephemeral identities in platforms

Integrating container labels and workload identity standards enables automated access control limits outside primary network policies.

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Evaluating fallback policies and network traffic configurations

Implementing peer relays and latency-aware routing improves performance reliability when direct point-to-point connections fail.

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Isolating department resources with declarative network sharing

Creating logically separated internal networks simplifies complexity by ensuring independent groups efficiently interact with appropriate databases.

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Merging application authorization layers with network identity states

Extending foundational network handshake protocols into unified authentication boundaries allows teams to systematically protect proprietary systems.

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