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Mutual authentication for digital trust

Trust starts here.

Your users prove who they are to you. Shouldn't they be able to verify the service they're responding to?

Identité®'s patented Full Duplex Authentication® brings mutual authentication to passwordless authentication for customer and workforce access, helping users recognize the connected service and the request before they approve.

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A person reviewing account access with a connected service
Mutual AuthenticationRecognize the service. Choose with confidence.

Interactive example

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A valid credential is not the whole interaction.

Some attacks do not defeat authentication at all. They try to persuade a legitimate user to respond to the wrong destination or approve an unexpected request.

The user, the service and the request all matter.

Verifiable identity is the cornerstone of digital trust.

Full Duplex Authentication connects account authentication, the enrolled app’s server relationship and a deliberate human decision. The comparison is the visible part of that experience.

  1. Requesting application

    Starts the request and owns account access or the pending operation.

  2. NoPass™ authentication server

    Handles the configured authentication exchange.

  3. Enrolled app

    Verifies its established authentication-server relationship.

  4. The person

    Checks the request they initiated or expected, then chooses.

Identity

Who is participating?

Authenticate the enrolled account with the configured factors.

Destination

Is this the connected service?

The enrolled app checks its authentication server; the integration connects that server to the application.

Intent

Is this the request I meant to approve?

A request can be expected without being initiated by the person, such as an agent-prepared action. The person still decides.

Choose the experience around your people.

One trust architecture. Two authentication experiences.

Full Duplex Authentication is the shared foundation. Choose around the people and systems you serve.

PasswordFree®

Passwordless registration and sign-in for customer accounts, with integrations for supported stores and applications.

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NoPass™

Passwordless workforce access and approval checkpoints for sensitive actions in your applications.

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Full Duplex Authentication — the shared foundation

Start with the interaction you need.

Return to a customer account

Help an enrolled customer recognize the service and continue to their account.

PasswordFree

Reach a work application

Connect employee access to the environment your IT team operates.

Enterprise

Approve a sensitive operation

Ask the responsible person before your application releases an action.

Operation approval

See how it fits your environment.

Start with one access point and identify the application, authentication service, account source and team responsible for each part.

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Inspect the evidence.

Examine the mechanism and the experience.

Read the patent, examine the published architecture and follow an implemented customer journey. A patent describes an invention; it is not a certification of a deployment.

Read US Patent 11,245,526Full Duplex Authentication whitepaperRead the illustrated customer guideOpen NoPass technical documentation

Ideas behind the architecture.

Explore the King Arthur story and Identité’s published perspectives on digital trust.

The King Arthur storyIdentité blog

Start with one interaction.

Bring the account-access or approval workflow you want to improve. Discuss product fit, the integration path and criteria for an evaluation.

Define a useful decision before planning a wider rollout. Agree scope, responsibilities and success criteria with the team.

  1. Choose one workflow

    Identify the people, application and access or approval moment.

  2. Agree the integration

    Map enrollment, account ownership, result handling and recovery.

  3. Evaluate with representative users

    Observe completion, recovery and support workload against agreed criteria.

  4. Decide on rollout

    Use the findings to decide what to change, expand or stop.

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