RFC 9967
An IETF-published extension standard for the SCIM protocol that defines a standardized SET (Security Event Token)-based event representation for SCIM identity provisioning change events, addressing the gap in SCIM's real-time push notification capabilities.
Timeline (last 90 days)
RFC 9967 defines a standardized set of event expressions for SCIM provisioning changes, built on top of SET (Security Event Token).
RFC 9967 emerged as an extension to the SCIM protocol family, specifically filling the gap of real-time push notifications.
RFC 9967 specifies the expression format of events but does not mandate delivery guarantees (reliable delivery, retry, out-of-order handling).
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RFC 9967 defines a standardized set of event expressions for SCIM provisioning changes, built on top of SET (Security Event Token).
50%UnverifiedRFC 9967 emerged as an extension to the SCIM protocol family, specifically filling the gap of real-time push notifications.
50%UnverifiedRFC 9967 specifies the expression format of events but does not mandate delivery guarantees (reliable delivery, retry, out-of-order handling).
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