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Secure Access Infrastructure

Replace passwords and shared secrets with cryptographic identity. Build zero-trust access control with mTLS and device-based authentication.

Capabilities

mTLS-based access control
Certificate-based VPN authentication
Device trust and authentication
User certificate enrollment
Zero-trust network access (ZTNA)
Passwordless authentication
Service-to-service mTLS
API gateway integration
SSH certificate authentication
Privileged access management integration

Problems We Solve

Problem

Shared passwords and secrets

Solution

Replace with unique cryptographic identities per user and device

Problem

VPN credential theft

Solution

Certificate-based authentication with hardware-bound keys

Problem

Lateral movement attacks

Solution

mTLS enforcement at every service boundary

Problem

Credential phishing

Solution

Passwordless access using client certificates

Security Architectures

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Device-First Authentication

Issue certificates to trusted devices. Users authenticate via their enrolled device, eliminating password-based attacks.

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Service Mesh Security

Automatic mTLS for all service-to-service communication. Every workload gets a unique identity.

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Zero Trust Architecture

Verify every request with cryptographic identity. No implicit trust based on network location.

How mTLS Works

1

Client Presents Certificate

Client proves identity with a certificate signed by a trusted CA

2

Server Verifies & Responds

Server validates the certificate chain and presents its own certificate

3

Mutual Trust Established

Both parties verified; encrypted channel is established

Eliminate Passwords

Ready to move beyond passwords? Let's discuss how certificate-based authentication can strengthen your security posture.

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