Beyond Authentication
Security doesn't stop
at login.
Neither does
the attacker.
Keystrike verifies every action inside trusted sessions in real time, confirming that each command comes from the authorized user’s physical keyboard or mouse before it is allowed to execute.
Every keystrike. Every click. Every command.
WHY CURRENT SECURITY FAILS
Authentication works.
That’s the problem.
MFA, PAM, EDR… are not enough.
Modern security is built around a single assumption: If the user is authenticated, the session is trusted. That assumption is wrong.
Attackers no longer need to break in. They log in.
Through phishing, social engineering, or compromised endpoints, they obtain valid credentials and gain access exactly like a legitimate user. From that moment forward, every system in your environment treats them as trusted.
MFA is satisfied.
PAM grants access.
EDR sees nothing unusual.
Because technically, nothing is wrong.
And that is the real problem: Security verifies identity, but it does not verify behavior.
What happens after login?
- Sessions remain trusted
- Tokens are reused silently
- Actions are not verified
- Attackers operate as the user
The breach doesn’t start at login.
It starts with the first unverified action inside a trusted session.
our solution
Continuous input attestation for every session.
Keystrike introduces a control layer inside the session.
Instead of trusting actions after authentication, it verifies every command in real time.
At the moment a command is issued:
- A fingerprint is created on the user’s device
- A second is created on the server
- Both are compared instantly
- If they match, the action is allowed.
- If they don’t, the command is blocked, logged, and flagged.
This happens continuously, for every keystroke and mouse action, across remote access protocols like RDP, SSH, and VDI.
The system no longer trusts the session. It verifies every action inside it.
1. Physical input
A user types or clicks a command on their authorized workstation
2. Dual fingerprint
The input is hashed, both locally, and independently on the server
3. Real-time attestation
Both fingerprints are compared instantly
4. Enforcement
Match command executes
Mismatch command blocked
Even the most advanced attacker cannot remotely reproduce physical input from a user’s keyboard or mouse.
The reality of modern attacks
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Integration
How Keystrike Completes the Security Stack
Your stack works. It just doesn’t cover this layer.
Every tool does its job, but Keystrike completes traditional security solutions by giving them the ground truth and session-level verification they were not built to provide.
| Tool | Gap for remote access | keystrike fills | why it works |
|---|---|---|---|
|
PAM |
Credentials managed, not continuously verified |
CONTROL: Cryptographic attestation beyond credential checkout. SEE: Live map surfaces all access paths outside PAM scope. |
PAM controls the vault. Keystrike verifies who controls every command inside the session and maps every access path your PAM doesn’t manage. |
|
IGA / MFA |
Lifecycle focus; slow to detect privilege abuse |
SEE: Live map detects misuse across active sessions.
CONTROL: Attestation blocks unauthorized commands in real time. |
IGA manages entitlements. Keystrike shows when those entitlements are being misused live and stops the damage before it occurs. |
|
SIEM |
Log aggregation; delayed alerts on past events |
SEE: Live topology as a new data source. PROVE: Every action inside the session is verified and enforced. |
SIEM correlates events after the fact. Keystrike feeds it binary cryptographic signals and live topology data that make every alert more accurate. |
|
ZTNA |
Verifies access at connection; cannot see inside the session |
SEE: Maps lateral movement inside the trusted perimeter. CONTROL: Extends continuous verification to command execution. |
ZTNA controls the door. Keystrike verifies every action taken inside the room and maps everything ZTNA can’t see. |
Privileged remote access is a critical attack path. Credential-based attacks do not succeed because identity controls fail; they succeed because the session remains trusted after authentication.
Keystrike closes that gap with real-time session governance: continuous verification, deterministic policy enforcement, and cryptographic attestation of every action.
Built for organizations operating under DORA, NIS2, and IEC 62443.
Stop trusting the session.
Start verifying every action.
Control what happens inside the session, where attacks actually occur.
No signatures. No assumptions. No delays.
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