Authenticate
Establish identity and authenticator assurance using phishing-resistant or deployment-approved methods.
Identity decisions from enterprise to edge
Atlas brings identity, authentication, policy, devices, federation, and evidence into one clear control plane for enterprise, cloud, and edge.
Built for connected, federated, and disconnected operations.
Continuous decision path
01Identity sources
02Device & network
03Mission context
Atlas control & evidence plane
Universal DirectoryAuthentication & federationVector policy decisionsTrustAI evidence projection
AApplications & APIs
BWorkloads & edge
CFederated partners
The operating model
Four actions. One accountable decision.
Atlas keeps the evidence used for a decision bound to the subject, session, resource, action, and policy. The result can be explained, reviewed, and reproduced while resource policy retains decision authority.
Evaluate
Assemble current identity, device, relationship, threat, mission, and session evidence.
Decide
Apply resource-specific policy, obligations, step-up, and explicit deny conditions at the point of access.
Record
Bind the outcome to policy and evidence digests for operations, investigation, and governance.
A coherent ICAM platform
Controls designed to work as a system.
Directory, assurance, policy, lifecycle, and evidence are connected by explicit contracts. Teams can modernize an application at a time while preserving the incumbent route and an observable rollback path.
Universal Directory
Normalize people, groups, roles, devices, applications, entitlements, and source relationships while preserving provenance.
Directory architecture →Authentication & assurance
Compose passwordless, WebAuthn/FIDO2, TOTP, certificate, smart-card, and step-up journeys under explicit assurance policy.
Assurance controls →Federation & protocols
Operate OIDC/OAuth, SAML, SCIM, LDAP, and bounded legacy federation profiles through managed trust and key lifecycles.
Protocol matrix →Vector policy
Express resource, subject, assurance, context, relationship, and trust requirements as reviewable decision logic.
Policy model →TrustAI
Project evidence quality and adverse signals into a purpose-bound score, while keeping authorization with policy.
How projection works →Evidence & governance
Carry decision receipts, approvals, source lineage, session state, and operational proof into one review path.
Evidence model →Controlled migration
Inventory, reconcile, pilot, and cut over.
The migration workspace turns a large identity estate into a staged program. Atlas imports attributed evidence, compares control behavior, and keeps the source platform as an explicit route until each application and cohort is approved.
DiscoverUsers, groups, roles, applications, connections, policies, and key material are inventoried with source lineage.
CompareControl equivalence, object conflicts, unsupported conditions, and operator decisions remain visible.
Move safelyApplication and cohort routing changes are bounded, evidence-backed, and reversible.
Federation with boundaries intact
Share decision context across compartments.
Atlas can exchange signed, audience-bound trust assertions and restriction signals across organizations. The receiving organization validates the issuer, freshness, purpose, and scope, then applies its own policy. The receiving organization retains local authorization authority.
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One model, several operational shapes
Place identity controls where the mission runs.
A single-container AIO supports labs and constrained edge demonstrations. Production-shaped deployments externalize durable state, keys, time, observability, and recovery across Kubernetes or managed AWS services.
Enterprise & cloud
Highly available control-plane services, external custody, managed databases, load balancing, and region-aware session posture.
Edge & DDIL
Local evaluation against signed policy and bounded evidence, with queued synchronization and conflict handling after reconnect.
Federated operations
Independent authorities exchange explicitly scoped assertions while retaining local policy, audit, and revocation control.