About Trustaige
Built so a stolen credential can’t become a breach. Passwords are a design failure, not a user failure. We protect organizations by protecting their people: employees, contractors and partners. We prove it’s you. We never collect who you are.
Why Trustaige exists
Most organizations still rely on identity built for simpler attacks: a password, a code, a security question.
Today AI agents act in our name, and AI-driven attacks imitate our voices, faces and writing. A password can’t tell them apart.
Trustaige is identity for that world: credentials that can’t be phished, private keys that never reach our servers, and an audit trail that can’t be quietly edited.
Three stances
Three beliefs shape everything Trustaige ships.
Phishing kits are cheap and everywhere. We don’t sell stronger passwords. We replace them with passkeys, which can’t be phished, replayed or stolen in a server breach. Everything else Trustaige ships builds on that.
We chose never to hold biometric data. Fingerprints, face templates and voice prints stay on the person’s device and never reach our servers. Data we don’t hold can’t be lost, so governments and regulated enterprises take on no biometric-breach risk by using us.
A log that can be edited proves nothing. Trustaige writes every action to append-only storage, attributes it to a person or system, and exports it in the formats your SOC and auditor already read.
How we build
Every layer of the platform is built on open standards — FIDO2, WebAuthn, SAML 2.0, OpenID Connect, SCIM 2.0. The protocols, the cryptography, and the threat models are public. If you ever decide to leave Trustaige, the same standards work in your new home.
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