Continuous Authentication

Not once. Not twice.Continuously.

Most security stops at the door. After that, whoever is at the keyboard is trusted all day.

A workstation desktop with the TruU prompt on it, locking the workstation.
TruU

Jane Doe

We noticed unusual typing activity on this session.

Please re-authenticate to confirm it’s you.

Locking your workstation in 00:03
TruU PIN:

Locking your workstation

How it works

CAuth learns how each person works. Then it notices what doesn’t fit.

  1. Working
  2. Unattended
  3. Drift
  4. Changepoint
  5. Locked
The gap after login

CAuth checks who is at the keyboard. For as long as the session lasts.

Four things your organisation must keep answered.

Zero trust, least-privilege access and segmentation all assume one thing: a reliable, continuously-updated answer to who is behind this session right now.

Behavior is the credential

The model is each person’s own. The thresholds are yours.

A unique model for each user

Every user is modeled on their own behavior, so the baseline is theirs alone.

Strictness is your call

Choose from five levels how much behavioral drift it takes to trigger a challenge. Tighten it for privileged accounts, relax it where interruptions cost more.

Prove it before you enforce it

Start in Monitor only to see every detection without interrupting anyone. Switch to Enforce when the evidence says you’re ready.

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