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About PostAuth
Our Mission Behind Post-Access Data Security
For decades, cybersecurity has focused on keeping attackers out.
We built walls. We hardened networks. We strengthened identities. We fortified endpoints. We added more tools, more layers, more alerts. And yet, attackers continue to walk away with the data. Not because our systems failed, but because they worked exactly as designed.
Attackers don't break in anymore. They log in.
THE POST-AUTHENTICATION GAP
Once inside, every control we've built steps aside
They phish credentials. They hijack sessions. They bypass MFA. They impersonate employees. They inherit the trust our systems blindly grant.
THE MOMENT AUTHENTICATION SUCCEEDSEVERY CONTROL STANDS DOWN
ENCRYPTION
dissolves
FILES
open
DATA
flows
DLP
stays silent
IAM
nods in approval
ZERO TRUST
trusts the wrong session
MONITORING
arrives too late
0%
OF BREACHES INVOLVE POST-AUTHENTICATION ACCESS
Source: Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report
OUR PRINCIPLES
We refuse to accept a world where a stolen password is a complete, systemic failure.
We refuse to build another layer of tools that collapse the moment identity is compromised. We refuse to accept that the only time data is unprotected is the exact moment attackers go after it.
We believe in a new model of security, one that protects what matters most: the data itself. Because data does not need to trust a network. Data does not need to trust a device. Data does not need to trust identity. Data does NOT need to decrypt simply because someone typed the right password.
And so we declare a new era of cybersecurity, one that begins after authentication.
01
Authentication is not authorisation to decrypt data.
02
Data must remain protected even after access is granted.
03
Encryption must persist from creation to destruction.
04
Data must carry its own policies everywhere it travels.
05
Stolen data must be worthless.
06
Credential compromise must not equal data compromise.
07
Every access attempt must be continuously verified at the file layer.
THE PRINCIPLES OF POST-ACCESS DATA SECURITY
OUR MISSION
Five things we exist to do.
Not a slogan. A list we measure the product against.
01To eliminate the idea that data is “safe” simply because a user authenticated.
02To ensure stolen files are useless.
03To end the era of identity-based data breaches.
04To protect data at the layer where attacks actually succeed.
05To redefine cybersecurity from just preventing intrusions to preventing data loss.
OUR TEAM
A world-class team pioneering Post-Access Data Security to protect sensitive enterprise data wherever it moves.
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LEADERSHIP
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LEADERSHIP
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ENGINEERING
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ENGINEERING
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GO TO MARKET
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GO TO MARKET
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PATENT CLAIMS
Millions of files protected
IN PRODUCTION TODAY
EST. 0
NEW ALBANY, OHIO
AWARD-WINNING PLATFORM
Recognised where it counts
Cybersecurity Excellence Award
AWARD WINNING PLATFORM
CRN Tech Innovator Finalist, Zero Trust Security
AWARD WINNING PLATFORM
Finalist MIT Sloan CIO Summit
AWARD WINNING PLATFORM
USAF ABMS
AWARD WINNING PLATFORM
50+ PATENT CLAIMSFIPS 140-2 VALIDATEDAES-256ZERO TRUSTNIST 800-171 ALIGNEDSAML 2.0HSM KEY CUSTODY50+ PATENT CLAIMSFIPS 140-2 VALIDATEDAES-256ZERO TRUSTNIST 800-171 ALIGNEDSAML 2.0HSM KEY CUSTODY
LATEST ARTICLES
What we are writing about the gap
The Security Treadmill Is Speeding Up, And Your Data Is Still Exposed
Teams fully remediated only 26% of critical vulnerabilities in 2025, down from 38% — after record investment.
READ THE ARTICLE ↗The Mercor Breach Exposed the Gap Credential Theft Always Creates
Authentication never failed. Credentials were stolen through a compromised dependency — and nothing was left to stop them.
READ THE ARTICLE ↗The Duty of Care Gap: Why Today's Breach Litigation Standard Was Built for Yesterday's Attack
The access-layer standard of care, even fully satisfied, would not have protected a single file.
READ THE ARTICLE ↗YOUR NEXT MOVE