Adaptive Friction in Microservices: Envoy & Didit for Trust

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Envoy and Didit are leveraged to create an adaptive friction security system for microservices, balancing robust protection with user experience by dynamically applying identity verification based on risk. Envoy acts as a high-performance proxy managing traffic, allowing for granular control of security measures by inspecting requests and integrating with external risk engines. Didit complements this approach with its AI-native, modular identity verification platform, offering tools like ID verification, liveness checks, and age estimation that can be integrated seamlessly through APIs or a no-code console. This system enables businesses to implement flexible, context-sensitive security workflows, reducing friction for legitimate users while enhancing protection against fraud. By using adaptive friction, high-risk activities receive thorough scrutiny, while low-risk interactions remain smooth, thus maintaining an optimal security posture without compromising user satisfaction.

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