Industries · Public sector
Workforce identity for ministries, agencies and parastatals. Trustaige replaces passwords with passkeys each person verifies on their own device. For classified data, the same policy engine can require FIDO Alliance L3 certified authenticators, per application or per group. The private key stays in the certified hardware, and the biometric stays on the device.
The pressures
Password reuse, phishing and infostealer malware: most breaches start with a stolen or guessed credential, not a zero-day. Password rotation, complexity rules and shared one-time codes defend against the wrong attacker.
A written "high assurance only" policy doesn't stop a consumer-grade authenticator. The platform has to refuse the sign-in. Trustaige reads each authenticator's certification from the FIDO Metadata Service and blocks any request that doesn't meet the configured minimum (AAL3, FIDO L3), per application and per group.
Where the platform is hosted matters. What it stores matters more. Trustaige stores no biometrics, only public keys, so there is nothing about a staff member's body to subpoena from us. Trustaige also supports data sovereignty in Nigeria.
How Trustaige answers them
Per application and per group: require a minimum NIST SP 800-63B authenticator assurance level (AAL1, AAL2, or AAL3) AND a minimum FIDO Alliance certification level (L1, L2, L3). Trustaige reads each authenticator's certification from the FIDO Metadata Service and refuses any sign-in that doesn't meet the policy. Even an administrator with a valid credential can't open the resource without an L3-certified key.
We do not store passwords for anyone, on any tier. Sign-in is a cryptographic challenge between the user's authenticator and the server, with the private key held on the user's own device or in their platform's passkey store, never on our servers. There is no password to phish, and no leaked credential list that works against your tenant.
Trustaige runs as managed cloud with per-tenant encryption: your organization's secrets and credentials are encrypted under a data key of their own, and we hold no biometrics or population data at all. Trustaige supports data sovereignty in Nigeria. If in-country residency is a requirement in your procurement, raise it in the first conversation.
Biometric data — fingerprints, face templates, anything derived from a person's body — stays on the user's own device, used locally to unlock their private credential. Trustaige stores no biometrics, no national identifiers, and no population data of any kind. Data we don't hold can't be lost or subpoenaed, so deploying Trustaige adds no citizen-data liability.
Talk to the team
Walk through a deployment shaped for your public-sector context. We'll talk about your data classification tiers and which ones should require L3 hardware, the oversight bodies you have to satisfy, your data-residency constraints, and how Trustaige's enforcement maps to the standard your accreditation regime references — the NDPA 2023, NITDA's guidelines, the National Cybersecurity Policy and Strategy, or all of the above.
