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
• Replay-resistant tokens
• Approved execution paths
Administrative access exists only for the specific action that has been cryptographically authorized.
No standing administrator privileges. No credential-only elevation. No unrestricted PowerShell.
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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
Fortune 500 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
• the TPM state
• the administrator identity
• the active Windows session
• the approved action
Tokens cannot be replayed from another system, another session, another machine, or another user context.
06 / INSIDER THREAT
Insider Threat Lockdown
Employees do not receive privileged workstation access through passwords alone. AGAE requires hardware-backed administrator authentication, TPM-verified device state, session binding, single-use authorization, and approved execution paths before elevation is permitted.
WHY AGAE
Traditional PAM trusts credentials.
AGAE verifies the administrator, the endpoint, the TPM state, the active session, and the requested action. Privileged access is granted only after all trust requirements are satisfied.