TASCET | Zero Trust

PROOF for Zero Trust

Security module to overcome the threats to zero trust from technology and software.

Zero trust is an approach to cybersecurity designed to minimize uncertainty in providing access to networks, data, and infrastructures. Access is at the center of every major decision in a zero trust model, but the login processes and credentials used for access are undermining its success.

Today’s login processes were built for access, not security. Zero trust accepts credentials to verify users within the network – passwords, one-time passcodes, keys, or device-based authenticators – that are either created or controlled by the user, not the enterprise. Virtually every credential in use today is vulnerable to low-cost attacks, which means they are being used by criminals, including those that drive multi-factor authentication (MFA) and identity access management (IAM) solutions – fundamental components of zero trust.

Security first.

Access second.

With TASCET, zero trust starts with security, not access.

Our security module enables companies to dictate security for the enterprise and overcome the risks inherent in access-based login processes. We pioneered a credential for security (PROOF™) that is created and controlled by the company for its users to remove the risk enterprises face from the reliance on third-party and user-generated credentials.

PROOF is a unique, anonymous, and nontransferable credential that is created by the enterprise for all users, internal and external to the enterprise: employees, contractors, vendors, partners, and customers. PROOFs are created in-person and remotely in seconds.

The TASCET Cognition Engine establishes each user as unique, without the use of personally identifiable information. Our cognition engine provides an objective source of uniqueness for users that has never existed and is impossible to accomplish using data. PROOFs are not duplicated within an industry and do not change over time, regardless of where and when the user is employed or given access. PROOFs do not exist without the presence of the correct unique user, providing the crucial missing component in Zero Trust to remove credential risk.

PROOFs do not exist without the presence of the correct, unique user. This provides the crucial missing step in Zero Trust to remove credential risk.

Visibility into systems is based on PROOFs, not usernames.

The confirmation of PROOF not only ensures that the correct, unique user is requesting access, but also that monitoring and logging is based on the human, not a password or device. This provides intelligence for security and introduces new internal capabilities that have not been possible until now.

Implementing a security credential allows enterprises with any level of resources to have the foundation in place for stronger cybersecurity efforts, while also preventing fraud and risk in legacy systems and settings. Implementing PROOF across operations and users allows organizations to achieve the greatest impact on the path to Zero Trust compliance. A single technology can help overcome multiple problems and remove layers of security that are no longer needed.

Zero Trust is a protect strategy, a defensive approach aimed at quick detection and response.

TASCET transforms this to a prevent strategy, aimed at avoiding the impacts of a security incident.