CORE CAPABILITIES
Privileged access without standing trust.
AGAE prevents privileged workstation access unless the administrator, endpoint, session, hardware state, and requested action all satisfy cryptographic trust requirements.
01 / BREAK-GLASS
Hardware-Enforced Break-Glass Access
AGAE prevents workstation elevation through credentials alone. Every privileged action requires:
- Hardware-backed administrator authentication
- Healthy TPM measurements
- Session-bound authorization
- Rotating ephemeral cryptographic material
- Replay-resistant, single-use authorization
- Approved execution paths
Administrative access exists only for the specifically authorized action. Authorization artifacts expire after use and are not accepted outside the original trust context.
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02 / ANALYSIS
Reverse Malware Analysis
Authorized payload inspection across raw hex, APDU commands, and EMV kernels to identify attack paths and cryptographic weaknesses.
03 / RESPONSE
Secure Incident Response
Rapid isolation, forensic extraction, Faraday containment, and verifiable chain-of-custody tracking for high-stakes enterprise environments.
04 / ADVISORY
Enterprise Privileged Access Security
Security architecture consulting focused on hardware-enforced privileged access, workstation hardening, TPM trust architecture, application control, insider threat mitigation, break-glass controls, and Zero Trust deployment strategy.
05 / PRIVILEGED ACCESS
Session-Bound Authorization
Authorization is cryptographically bound to:
- The workstation and TPM state
- The administrator identity
- The active Windows session
- Rotating ephemeral authorization material
- The approved action
Captured authorization artifacts are not accepted from another system, session, machine, user context, or execution request.
06 / INSIDER THREAT
Insider Threat Lockdown
Employees do not receive privileged workstation access through passwords alone. AGAE requires hardware-backed authentication, TPM-verified device state, session binding, single-use authorization, and approved execution paths before elevation is permitted.