Device Bound. Identity Assurance.

Deliver Absolute Identity through the entire trust lifecycle

Biometrically verified, device-bound passkeys for high-assurance enterprise identity.

Token combines device-bound FIDO2 credentials with dedicated biometric hardware and enterprise-controlled identity. Set a new standard for Passkey security, and strengthen every protected authentication.

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FIDO2 / WebAuthn

Device-Bound Passkeys

On-Device Biometric Verification

Hardware-Bound, Non-Exportable Keys

Enterprise-Controlled

Passkeys, With Identity Assurance

Passkeys are vulnerable without Biometric Verification tied to each human

Passkeys make credential phishing much harder. But attackers are not bypassing the cryptography, they are attacking the processes that surround identity (i.e. enrollment, recovery, authorization, and credentialing).

Token strengthens the trust model around the passkey by binding sensitive enterprise access to approved hardware and biometric verification from the authorized individual.

Credential Proven

FIDO2 validates the cryptographic credential.

Hardware Proven

The credential remains bound to enterprise-approved Token hardware.

Human Verified

The registered fingerprint is verified locally before the credential can be exercised.

Presence Established

Token can add physical proximity as another assurance signal at the intended endpoint.

The human signal. The hard proof.

Credentials do not Mean Verified Identity

A passkey proves that an approved credential produced a valid cryptographic response.

Token uses each individual fingerprint with cryptographic proof on a dedicated device, tied to the individual. Device-bound, biometric verification is the only way Enterprise Organizations can stop attackers at the source.

Device-bound

The private key stays with dedicated TokenCore™ hardware.

Biometrically verified

The registered fingerprint is required to activate the credential.

Origin-bound

FIDO2/WebAuthn ties authentication to the legitimate service.

Enterprise-controlled

Issuance, enrollment, revocation, and recovery remain governed by policy.

Biometric Assured Identity

An added trust layer. Not a rip-and-replace.

You already have IAM, SSO, PAM, and increasingly, passkeys. Token strengthens them. Token is built on FIDO2 and WebAuthn. The distinction is not Token versus passkeys. It is broad passkey adoption versus an enterprise-controlled identity architecture built for higher assurance.

Keep the identity stack that works. Add dedicated biometric verification where identity carries major consequences, like Admins and Privileged Access Users.

High-Security Industries

Require more than Credential Possession.

Token adds biometric assured identity to environments where the person behind the access matters as much as the credential itself. And even more so with privileged access users.

Healthcare

Strengthen identity assurance around clinical systems, patient data, privileged access, and shared workstation environments.

Healthcare Services

Insurance

Strengthen identity controls around claims, underwriting, privileged access, sensitive records, and regulated workflows.

Aerospace & Defense

Add verifiable human assurance to classified, regulated, and mission-sensitive access while supporting existing IAM and SSO architecture.

Aerospace & Defense

Critical Infrastructure

Apply dedicated human verification where administrative or operational access can create material consequence.

Technology Industry

Financial Services

Bind privileged access, sensitive transactions, and high-risk workflows to a biometrically verified individual.

Financial Services

Attack Vector Credential Location

Passkeys May be synchronized through a platform or cloud credential provider.

Token Core Private key remains inside dedicated Token hardware.

Attack Vector User Verification

Passkeys Depends on the authenticator and device configuration.

Token Core Registered fingerprint is verified directly on the authenticator.

Attack Vector Authenticator Provenance

Passkeys Synced passkeys do not provide authenticator attestation.

Token Core Approved authenticator models can be governed through enterprise identity policy and attestation where supported.

Attack Vector Enrollment & Recovery

Passkeys Security depends on the policies surrounding account enrollment, recovery, and new-device authorization.

Token Core Organizations can apply the same high-assurance identity standard to credential creation, replacement, and recovery.

Attack Vector Device Boundary

Passkeys The credential may become available across multiple trusted devices.

Token Core The credential stays tied to the assigned physical authenticator.

Microsoft Entra + Token

Don't migrate twice.

Microsoft has accelerated enterprise adoption of passkeys. Organizations have an opportunity to decide what their passkey architecture should trust from the beginning.

Microsoft Entra can distinguish device-bound and synced passkeys, enforce authenticator use, restrict approved authenticator models, and apply authentication strength through Conditional Access.

Token gives security teams a dedicated, biometrically verified authenticator to build into that architecture for privileged users, sensitive applications, and high-consequence access.

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Biometrically Verified, Device-Bound Passkeys

The registered fingerprint is verified directly on Token hardware before the credential can be exercised.

Cryptographic Origin Binding

FIDO2/WebAuthn credentials are bound to the legitimate relying party, providing strong resistance to conventional credential phishing and relay.

Upgradeable by Design

Signed firmware and policy updates allow Token assurance controls to evolve alongside enterprise requirements.

Physical Presence

Proximity can provide an additional assurance signal that the Token authenticator is physically near the endpoint requesting access.

When stakes are highest, identity must be certain.

TokenCore™ delivers provable identity in the moments that carry the most risk to lock down your access controls. Threats and attacks are inevitable, unless you have Token.

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Capability Public-key cryptography

Legacy MFA Limited

Passkeys Yes

TokenCore™ Yes

Capability Resistant to conventional credential phishing

Legacy MFA Limited

Passkeys Yes

TokenCore™ Yes

Capability Device-bound credential

Legacy MFA Varies

Passkeys Varies

TokenCore™ Yes

Capability Dedicated enterprise authenticator

Legacy MFA Varies

Passkeys No

TokenCore™ Yes

Capability Registered biometric required on authenticator

Legacy MFA Varies

Passkeys Varies

TokenCore™ Yes

Capability Private key remains on assigned hardware

Legacy MFA Varies

Passkeys Not Always

TokenCore™ Yes

Capability Authenticator provenance / policy control

Legacy MFA Limited

Passkeys Varies

TokenCore™ Yes

Capability Physical presence signal

Legacy MFA Varies

Passkeys Varies

TokenCore™ Yes

Capability Enterprise-controlled enrollment & recovery

Legacy MFA Varies Depends on policy

Passkeys Varies Depends on policy

TokenCore™ Yes Designed for it

Standards & Compatibility

FIDO2 and WebAuthn with stronger assurance around the credential

Token uses the same open cryptographic standards behind modern passkeys while adding dedicated hardware, biometric user verification, and enterprise identity controls.

This is not Token versus passkeys. It is passkeys deployed with the level of assurance your risk model requires.

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Compatible with Leading Authentication Services

Stronger assurance shouldn't mean more authentication steps.

Token removes passwords, codes, push approvals, and unnecessary phone interactions from protected authentication workflows.

The user presents their fingerprint
The device verifies the human
Cryptography verifies the service
No disruption to work

Certified and award-winning cyber security

Make Identity Absolute

Passkeys can prove a credential.

Token helps enterprises prove the authorized human behind it—using approved hardware, biometric verification, and enterprise-controlled identity policy.

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Biometrically verified, device-bound passkeys for high-assurance enterprise identity.

Passkeys are vulnerable without Biometric Verification tied to each human

Credential Proven

Hardware Proven

Human Verified

Presence Established

Credentials do not Mean Verified Identity

Device-bound

Biometrically verified

Origin-bound

Enterprise-controlled

Biometric Assured Identity

High-Security Industries

Healthcare

Insurance

Aerospace & Defense

Critical Infrastructure

Financial Services

Not all Passkeys are created equal

Microsoft Entra + Token

How Our Biometric Security Devices Work

Biometrically Verified, Device-Bound Passkeys

Cryptographic Origin Binding

Upgradeable by Design

Physical Presence

When stakes are highest, identity must be certain.

Move beyond legacy MFA and broad passkey deployment.

Biometric Authentication Devices

Node

Wearable

Portable

FIDO2 and WebAuthn with stronger assurance around the credential

Stronger assurance shouldn't mean more authentication steps.

Make Identity Absolute