Zero Trust · Unified Identity as a Service
One card. Every system. Zero passwords.
The first Zero Trust platform built on a hardware root of trust. The private key never leaves the card. There is nothing to phish, intercept or steal.
- CMMC 2.0 native
- NIST 800-207
- FedRAMP-ready
- SOC 2
- HIPAA
- PCI-DSS
Built to the standards that govern federal and regulated access
- CMMC 2.0 Level 2
- NIST 800-207
- NIST 800-53
- FedRAMP-ready
- SOC 2 Type II
- HIPAA
- PCI-DSS
- SEC Cyber Disclosure
- CMMC 2.0 Level 2
- NIST 800-207
- NIST 800-53
- FedRAMP-ready
- SOC 2 Type II
- HIPAA
- PCI-DSS
- SEC Cyber Disclosure
Software-only security asks you to trust a secret that can be copied. Trustera is not a feature improvement on today's cybersecurity. It is a foundational replacement.
The platform
The first Zero Trust platform built on a hardware root of trust.
Identity anchored in physical hardware, enforced at three independent layers, verified at every access event rather than assumed after login.
One platform
Replaces up to eight separate security products with a single unified system: identity, endpoint protection, network security, access control and compliance in one.
Hardware-anchored
Unlike software-only solutions, Trustera's root of trust is a physical hardware module. It cannot be spoofed, phished or bypassed remotely.
Zero passwords
Users never enter usernames, passwords, MFA codes or SSO prompts. A Trustera card, tapped once, authenticates the user to every authorized system automatically.
Policy-driven
Administrators define who can access what, when and from where. Role-based policies enforce instantly across the entire environment. Onboard and offboard in seconds.
The problem
Credential risk is scaling faster than the tools defending it.
Passwords and credentials remain the number one breach entry point, and AI has made stealing them cheaper, faster and far more convincing.
U.S. breaches in 2025
Record high, up 14% year over year
Average breach cost
Double the global average
Organizations breached more than once
A single incident is rarely the end of it
Attacks now AI-driven
Synthetic identity and voice at scale
Why legacy solutions fail
- ✕Software-only. No hardware root of trust, easily bypassed
- ✕Fragmented tools create gaps across identity, IoT and cloud
- ✕Passwords and credentials are the #1 breach entry point
- ✕Reactive architecture. Breaches discovered after the damage is done
- ✕Legacy codebases carry decades of unpatched vulnerabilities
- ✕Distributed environments (edge, cloud, hybrid) create blind spots
Active nation-state threats
- ChinaSalt Typhoon: breached nine U.S. telecoms and accessed senior officials' communications
- ChinaVolt Typhoon: pre-positioned in utilities, transport and manufacturing
- IranCyberAv3ngers / APT33: targeting water systems, power grids, hospitals and ports
- RussiaPersistent espionage: destructive campaigns against NATO-aligned critical infrastructure
- N. KoreaLazarus Group: ongoing cryptocurrency theft and financial-system targeting
How it works
Trust proven in hardware, enforced at every layer.
Three architectural commitments separate Trustera from every software-only platform on the market.
Cryptographic root of trust
The private key never leaves the hardware.
When a card is issued, a unique cryptographic key pair is generated inside the device. The private key is locked in a tamper-proof enclosure: never exported, never transmitted, used only to sign.
- 01System requests authentication from the card
- 02Card signs the request with its private key
- 03Card sends the signature. No key is sent
- 04System verifies using the public key
- 05Access granted, cryptographically proven
Tri-layer enforcement
Core, Edge and Cloud. No single point of failure.
Trust is enforced at the hardware level, at the network edge and in the cloud at the same time. Losing one layer does not open the others.
- Core: identity, policy, cryptographic operations
- Edge: enforcement at every device and entry point, locally
- Cloud: Super Intelligence (SI) analytics and unified visibility
Unified Identity as a Service
The card is the credential. For everything.
When a new user receives their Trustera card they are immediately live. Every authorized application, every system, every door is accessible by presenting the card.
- No setup. No IT ticket.
- No username. No password. No MFA code.
- No SSO portal. No separate door badge.
Workstation login
Card tap unlocks the desktop with immediate full access to authorized applications.
Network & cloud
Hardware-verified network admission. No VPN. No separate cloud login.
Enterprise apps
Every SaaS and on-prem app auto-configured. No prompts, no app-specific passwords.
Physical doors
The same card opens authorized doors and rooms. One credential, physical and digital.
IoT & OT systems
Secure access to industrial, medical and operational systems on one framework.
Remote & mobile
Zero Trust remote access, authenticated instantly from any device, anywhere.
Interested? Our team can scope a deployment.
Insurance, financial services, healthcare, federal and critical infrastructure. Most environments are live in under 30 days.
Get in touchUser experience
A day in the life, before and after.
The secure path becomes the fastest path, so people stop working around it.
Starting work
Username, password, MFA push, approve, wait.
Network
VPN client, VPN credentials, re-authenticate to each tool.
Onboarding
Accounts across AD, email, apps, VPN and badge. One to three days.
Offboarding
Revoked system by system over two to five days. Gaps.
Starting work
Tap the card. Desktop and every app open. Zero prompts.
Network
Admitted by hardware identity. No VPN, no credentials.
Onboarding
One card, one role. Live everywhere in under 60 seconds.
Offboarding
Revoke the card. Everything closes at once.
What changes on day one
Measured in seconds, not tickets.
New user live on every system
Replaces 1–3 days of account creation
Offboarding across apps, network and doors
Replaces 2–5 days of system-by-system revocation
Fewer access-related helpdesk tickets
Trustera product overview, organizational value
Security products consolidated
AD/LDAP, SSO, MFA, VPN, badge, password manager, provisioning, DLP
Platform consolidation
Eight products. One platform.
The average enterprise runs eight to twelve separate security and access products. Trustera consolidates them, eliminating vendor complexity, integration cost and the gaps between tools.
What remains
One Trustera card · One admin console · Zero passwords · Zero separate tools · 100% access coverage
Competitive position
No comparable solution exists today.
Trustera is the only platform combining hardware-anchored identity, tri-layer Zero Trust enforcement, native OT/IoT/SCADA support, deepfake-resistant authentication and air-gap capability in one system. Every competitor requires three to five separate products to attempt the same coverage.
| Capability | Trustera | Okta | CrowdStrike | Palo Alto | Zscaler | SentinelOne |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hardware-anchored identity root | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Tri-layer Core + Edge + Cloud | ✓ | ◔ | ◔ | ◔ | ◔ | ◔ |
| OT / IoT / SCADA native support | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ◔ |
| Deepfake-resistant authentication | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Offline / air-gap capable | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Zero passwords / zero SSO | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Physical + digital in one credential | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| CMMC 2.0 Level 2 ready (native) | ✓ | ◔ | ◔ | ◔ | ◔ | ◔ |
Industries
Built for every sector that manages access.
Trustera applies wherever identity, communications, fraud and compliance overlap most painfully.
Enterprise & financial services
Banks, investment firms and insurers face the strictest access requirements and the highest cost when breached.
- Branch and remote worker secure login
- Zero Trust access to trading and core banking
Federal & defense contractors
CMMC 2.0 compliance is mandatory. Trustera is purpose-built for DoD supply chain and federal Zero Trust mandates.
- CMMC Level 2: hardware root of trust required
- Air-gap and SCIF-ready deployments
Healthcare & life sciences
HIPAA, clinical systems access and clinician mobility require fast, frictionless authentication across shared workstations.
- Shared workstation fast-switch between clinicians
- EHR and imaging access without separate login
Critical infrastructure & OT
Power grids, utilities and industrial systems require identity at the OT/IoT layer, where no conventional product operates.
- SCADA and ICS operator authentication
- Physical + logical combined access for facilities
Market demand
Answering the call for a new standard of national security.
Every framework now points at the same requirement: a hardware root of trust.
2026 Federal Cyber Strategy
Zero Trust mandated for every agency and its supply chain. Budgets allocated now.
CMMC 2.0, Level 2 active
300,000+ contractors must pass Level 2. Hardware-anchored MFA is a core requirement.
SEC cyber disclosure rules
Material incidents disclosed within four business days. Board-level accountability.
NIST 800-207 Zero Trust
Requires hardware-anchored identity as the foundation. Software-only does not qualify.
Federal readiness
CMMC 2.0 satisfied natively
Hardware-anchored MFA met without an add-on product
NIST Zero Trust architecture
Hardware root of trust requirement met, not approximated
Access events hardware-signed
Every event logged to a tamper-proof audit record
Manual compliance reporting
Evidence generated from access events, not assembled by hand
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