5
Identity protocols, natively
FIDO2 · WebAuthn · SAML 2.0 · OIDC · SCIM 2.0
Trustaige · Identity infrastructure
Identity, simplified.
Security, hardened.
Trustaige is the workforce identity layer regulated enterprises, ministries, and platform teams deploy when a more secure alternative to passwords is a requirement for compliance, cyber-insurance posture, and the zero-trust mandates the post-password era now demands. Passkeys, device trust, federation, and immutable audit — in your cloud or ours.
Built in the open. Counted in protocols.
A platform measured by what it speaks —
not by what it withholds.
5
SIEM-grade audit formats
CEF · LEEF · OCSF · CSV · JSON — streamed live
3
Device platforms managed natively
Windows · Android · macOS via Trustaige Envoy
10+
Pre-built app connectors shipped
Microsoft 365 · Google Workspace · Slack · GitHub · Salesforce · Zoom · Claude · AWS · MongoDB · Tailscale · Cloudflare
Zero
Passwords. By architectural decision.
There is no password column. There never was.
2
Deployment shapes from day one
Managed in our cloud, or on-prem inside yours — same platform, same per-tenant encryption.
01Workforce identity
Every employee, every contractor, every partner — verified at the chip, not the password.
Trustaige replaces the password layer with a cryptographic one. Sign-in keys live on the device, in tamper-resistant hardware. Each one is checked against a global registry of trusted authenticators before access is granted. Your workforce signs in faster than they ever did with a password — and adversaries lose the attack chain at step one.
Phishing-resistant by architecture
No shared secret. No code to intercept. The private key never leaves the device.
The device proves the device, not the user's word
Every authenticator is verified against a registry of trusted hardware. Your policy decides which ones are allowed to sign in.
Recovery without a help desk ticket
Sealed, single-use recovery codes the employee already has — no IT in the loop, no chance of social engineering.
02Device trust
The device proves itself. Every request. Every time.
Most "device trust" answers a weak question: does this user own a managed device somewhere? Trustaige answers the right one: is the device making this request, right now, the one we issued a certificate to? It's a cryptographic handshake at the moment of sign-in — not a metadata lookup, not a vibe.
A device agent that proves itself at sign-in
A device-bound certificate is presented at every sign-in. Sessions without it never get issued in the first place.
Native management for Windows and Android — and a desktop agent for Mac
Windows enrolls without an agent through its built-in management surface. Android enrolls via QR code. macOS runs the lightweight Trustaige Envoy app — one console managing all three, no third-party MDM bolted on.
Compliance gating, in real time
If a device falls out of policy, access goes with it. Lost or stolen devices are wiped without a help-desk ticket.
Microsoft 365
Google Workspace
Slack
GitHub
Salesforce
Zoom
Claude
AWS
MongoDB
Tailscale
Cloudflare- + more SAML 2.0 · OIDC · SCIM
03Federation & SSO
Speak the protocols your stack already speaks. Then own the connection.
Trustaige is a full-featured identity provider that speaks every modern sign-on protocol the apps your workforce uses already speak. Connect Microsoft, Google, Cloudflare, Salesforce, Slack, and GitHub in a single guided flow that configures the other side for you — and tears it back down on disconnect.
Native federation, not a manual walkthrough
A guided setup configures sign-on and user-sync on both sides in one flow. Removing the integration is just as clean as adding it.
Directory sync in and out
Inbound from your HR system. Outbound to every downstream app your workforce uses. People who leave lose access in seconds, not days.
A real identity provider for your internal apps
Every standard sign-on protocol — for the web tools, mobile apps, and command-line systems your team relies on. Build against it directly.
04Audit & compliance
A record your auditors can read. A stream your SOC already speaks.
Every sign-in, every policy decision, every administrative action is written to an immutable event store. Stream it live to the monitoring tools your security team already runs, or export it in the formats your auditors already accept. Evidence that doesn't need translation.
Five industry-standard export formats
The formats your security tools already read — for incident response, forensics, and the auditor's checklist.
Access reviews and entitlement reports
Scheduled certification campaigns with audit-ready exports for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and the regimes your industry answers to.
Every action attributed to a person, not a system
Users, administrators, automated jobs, AI agents — each one is correctly recorded against the role that performed it.
See it work
This is the actual sign-in your team will meet. Tap the card to run the flow for real.
Your device handles the verification. Trustaige checks the authenticator against a registry of trusted hardware, applies your policy, and confirms the session. What you see is exactly what we see — and nothing about you that anyone else could use ever leaves your device.
Verify Your Identity
Your passkey keeps your identity safe from phishing.
Issuer
Trustaige
Running the real authenticator…
Approve the prompt your device just showed.
Identity verified
Signed in with the credential on this device.
Couldn't verify
Cancelled at the authenticator. Tap to try again.
Identity verified
Here's the authenticator your device used.
Passkey
PasskeyReal WebAuthn — tap the card to try
What just happened
- 01
The browser asked your device for a signature
Your device negotiated with its built-in authenticator. No password was sent or stored.
- 02
Your device asked you for proof of presence
Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, or a security key — the private key never moved.
- 03
Trustaige verified the signature
The authenticator was checked against a registry of trusted hardware, and policy was applied.
Industries
Built for the sectors where identity is regulatory infrastructure.
Trustaige is deployed by teams whose compliance posture, audit cadence, and breach exposure leave no room for password-shaped failures. Pick the shoe that fits.
Financial services
When the regulator asks for evidence, not opinions
Phishing-proof workforce auth, immutable audit, and access reviews that hold up to PCI, SOC 2, and the FFIEC handbook.
See the financial services brief
Healthcare
Identity that survives the shift handoff and the audit
Workstation-on-wheels logins in seconds, HIPAA-aligned audit export, device trust for clinical endpoints — without slowing care.
See the healthcare brief
Public sector
Sovereign-deployable identity. Yours to host. Yours to inspect.
On-prem deployment inside your tenancy. Per-tenant encryption on infrastructure your team controls. Audit evidence in the formats your oversight bodies already accept.
See the public sector brief
SaaS & technology
The IdP your platform team would build, if it had the time
OIDC with PKCE and device flow, SAML for the enterprise tier, SCIM for everyone, webhooks for the rest. Build against it, deploy it, ship.
See the SaaS brief
What a registry of trusted authenticators actually tells you
Most identity providers verify a passkey's signature and stop there. Trustaige checks the device itself against the FIDO Alliance Metadata Service — the global registry of certified authenticator hardware. This brief explains what attestation is, the four flavors that exist in the wild, what each one can and can't prove, where Enterprise Attestation fits for government and high-assurance deployments, and what changes when you pipe registry findings into a policy engine.
Device trust that proves possession, not ownership
Most 'device trust' systems check whether a user enrolled some device, somewhere. That isn't the same as proving the device making this request, right now, is the one you trusted. Here's the difference — and why it matters.
Anatomy of an audit export — and why the format matters
Your auditor and your SOC ask different things of the same event log. Picking the right export format determines whether either of them gets what they need. A short guide for security and compliance leaders.
Start a conversation
If your auth layer is on the agenda,
so are we.
We'll walk through a working deployment, map it to your stack, and tell you honestly where Trustaige fits and where it doesn't. No demo theater. No follow-up cadence.