ENTERPRISE SECURITY PLATFORMS

Enforce authority at the gateway, not just identity at the door

Security platforms already sit in front of an enterprise's APIs, networks and data. Today they check who is connecting. With UniKey they also check that each action passing through was explicitly authorized by a person, and Rogue Agent Detection shows the security team the footprint of agents that have gone off course.

80%+

of data breaches originate from stolen credentials (Verizon DBIR 2024)

As cited on unikeyid.com

THE PROBLEM TODAY

Credentials stand in for permission

Identity is checked once

A session or token passes the gate, then everything it carries is trusted until it expires.

Standing secrets everywhere

API keys, service tokens and signing keys sit in environment variables and vaults, waiting to be harvested.

Agents at machine speed

A compromised agent can make thousands of plausible-looking calls before anyone notices.

WITH UNIKEY

Actions that carry a Trust Packet

Each one is signed by the party with the authority to take it, and verified before it executes.

  • Verify at the gateway

    The edge or SASE gateway checks the Trust Packet on each request and refuses anything without one, before it reaches the service.

  • Gate privileged changes

    Privilege grants, secret reads and code deploys each need their own packet, traced to a person.

  • Detect rogue agents

    RAD reads authorization records across verifiers for velocity, fan-out, scope expansion and key changes.

  • Prove control afterwards

    The Authorization Ledger gives the security team a signed record of every action allowed and refused.

Example Trust Packet deploy_code
{
  "action": "deploy_code",
  "subject": "release.manager@acme-corp.com",
  "signer": "acme-corp.com",
  "audience": "deploy-gateway@acme-corp.com",
  "params": {
    "repository": "payments-api",
    "commit": "9f3c1a7",
    "environment": "production"
  },
  "expires_at": "2026-10-05T14:05:00Z"
}

Illustrative. The verifier looks up the signer's public key in DNS, checks the Ed25519 signature, refuses a packet it has seen before or one past its expiry, and only then lets the action run.

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