Engineers are the highest-value target inside a tech company
Source control, production keys, customer-data dashboards, the deploy pipeline — they all sit one credential away from an engineer's laptop.
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The workforce identity layer your platform team would build, if it had the time.
One phished engineer can expose your customers’ data. Trustaige gives your engineering, operations and security teams sign-in that can’t be phished, and contractor access that ends when the contract does.
The pressures
What we hear in this sector.
Contractors and vendors keep keys longer than they should
Manual offboarding lags, and the access lingers. An end date on the membership takes the access away the day the contract ends.
Your enterprise customers will audit your identity stack
Enterprise deals arrive with a security questionnaire about SSO, access reviews and audit logs. Weak answers stall the deal.
How Trustaige answers them
The capabilities, framed for this sector.
Phishing-resistant sign-in for engineering, ops, and security teams
Phishing-resistant passkeys, pinned to device hardware wherever your policy requires it, and device trust at every sign-in.
Contractor and vendor access that expires automatically
Set an end date on any contractor's membership and access ends that day, without anyone having to remember. People marked as leavers in BambooHR (beta) are deactivated automatically.
An audit trail your enterprise customers' due diligence can read
Every sign-in, every administrative action, every access decision streams to your monitoring tools and exports in the formats your customers' auditors already accept.
Managed cloud, with data sovereignty in Nigeria
Run Trustaige as managed cloud with per-tenant encryption: your organization's secrets and credentials are encrypted under a data key of their own. Trustaige also supports data sovereignty in Nigeria.
Talk to the team
We built this stack ourselves. We can shorten yours.
Walk through a deployment shaped for a fast-moving tech company. We'll cover engineering identity, contractor access, audit, and where Trustaige fits.