Identity & Access

Continuous evaluation, device posture, risk-adaptive auth.

WebAuthn, passkeys, recovery flows.

Service accounts, workload identity, secret rotation.

Identity threat detection: token theft, lateral movement.

DIDs, verifiable credentials, selective disclosure.

KYC pipeline, document forensics, liveness check.

Roles, policies, JIT access, audit — where the admin never actually sees the credential.

Self-service signup, consent, and fraud scoring at internet scale.

Access driven by HR events, not manual tickets — and recertified on a schedule, not by memory.

Access that expires automatically is access that was never a standing liability.

What gets stored is never the biometric itself — only a template, and that distinction is the whole point.

One authentication, trusted everywhere — which also means one outage, felt everywhere.

Neither the document nor the interview alone is enough — proofing remotely means combining signals that were never designed to be combined.

A token the receiving service never trusts on its face — it always checks first.