Smallstep

Watch the webinar on demand: AI agents can move fast—but credentials stored on disk can be phished, copied, or misused. See how device identity, an MCP gateway, and TPM-protected keys keep sensitive access out of the agent without slowing down automation.

Passwords get stolen. Tokens get lost. MFA gets phished. It's time to stop attaching trust to credentials that can be copied and start attaching trust to hardware that can't.

Attackers didn’t need malware. They didn’t need a zero-day. They logged into a trusted management console with legitimate admin credentials and remotely wiped ~80,000 devices across dozens of countries. The Stryker incident exposed a deeper problem: identity without device trust. If a stolen credential alone can authenticate to your management plane, the attacker inherits your authority.

Hadrian uses Smallstep to secure access to critical systems with hardware-bound credentials and high-assurance device identity.

With Smallstep, Hadrian secures critical systems using hardware-backed authentication designed to prevent credential theft and unauthorized access.

Stop trusting passwords, shared secrets, and spoofable enrollment. Bind authentication to real hardware with device identity backed by TPMs and Secure Enclaves.