One registry for
every trusted identity
Agents, MCP servers, and workloads now outnumber your people. The trust store is the source of truth for which of them your organization has verified — register an identity, attach its keys, and let every service trust it automatically.
Capabilities
Govern what your org trusts
Everything you need to register, verify, and continuously govern the identities your services rely on.
Identity Registry
Register every agent, MCP server, and workload in one catalog, each with an owner, metadata, and the scopes it's allowed to use.
Verification & Attestation
Verify an identity once — by key, certificate, or attestation — and services trust it automatically while rejecting anything unregistered.
Key & Certificate Management
Store and publish the public keys and certificates each identity signs with, so consumers can validate requests without out-of-band exchange.
Rotation Without Downtime
Roll keys on a schedule or on demand. Old and new credentials overlap during the window so nothing breaks mid-rotation.
Instant Revocation
Distrust a compromised identity once and every service that consults the store stops honoring it on the very next request.
Provenance & Audit
See who registered each identity, when it was verified, and every change since — a complete, exportable history of your trust decisions.
One source of truth
Know exactly what you trust
The trust store is the registry every service consults before it trusts an identity. Register an agent, MCP server, or workload, attach its keys and metadata, and verify it once — from then on, services accept it automatically and reject everything else. Rotate keys and revoke trust from a single place.
Registered identities
Why a trust store matters
As autonomous agents multiply, you need a single, authoritative answer to one question: is this identity allowed to act on our behalf? The trust store is where that answer lives.
Growth in non-human identities vs. human ones
Agents, MCP servers, and service accounts now outnumber people. A trust store gives every one of them a registered, verifiable identity.
Of agents checked against the registry before they act
Only identities you've explicitly registered and verified can authenticate — unknown agents are rejected by default.
To distrust a compromised identity everywhere
Revoke an entry once and every service that consults the trust store stops honoring it on the next request.
Build your trust store.
Register every agent, MCP server, and workload, verify them once, and govern what your organization trusts from a single source of truth.