Resources
Field notes from inside
the identity layer.
Technical briefs, architecture deep-dives, and explainers written by the people who build Trustaige. No marketing fog; just the judgment calls and trade-offs we've made and why.
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.
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.
The password was invented in 1961. The internet has moved on.
Understanding why the shared secret is the root cause of enterprise authentication failures — and what replaces it.
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.
What you see is no longer evidence
Generative AI has crossed the threshold where humans cannot reliably tell synthetic media from real. For the layers of trust that depend on a person recognising a face, a voice, or a signature, that's a problem. For cryptographic identity, it's a vindication.
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