Realizing Passkeys for Enterprise
summary
Gradient builds an enterprise authentication layer that issues per‑device ephemeral session credentials (default 10 minutes) anchored to the device TPM/Secure Enclave/TrustZone and continuously attests system measurements from first instruction through kernel and containers. The company spent ~$115M over four years, launched an enterprise product 18 months ago, integrates with Okta/Azure/OneLogin and passkeys, deploys in ~30 minutes via MDM, runs a tiny endpoint agent, and claims this stops session‑credential exfiltration like the Okta incident.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:28Speaker background and motivation
- 3:58Authentication industry problems
- 6:30Core issues with current credentials
- 8:59Solution design principles
- 11:51Team and development process
- 12:58Security and user experience benefits
- 15:06Enterprise use cases
- 16:49Passkeys and enterprise integration
- 18:13Q&A session
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