OUR MISSION
To set a new standard for
machine identity and human access,
so the industrial world can connect
without compromise.
We believe operational technology deserves the same identity-layer thinking that transformed cloud computing. When every machine has a verified identity and every human has revokable, scoped access, factories become connected and sovereign at the same time. These two things are not in tension. They are the same design.
01
Identity before access
No connection is permitted before both parties have a verified cryptographic identity. There is no "already on the network" shortcut. Every relationship is earned, not assumed. This is the foundation every other principle rests on.
03
Revoke is a first-class operation
Access that can't be revoked isn't access control, it's access delegation. Privitty treats revocation as a primary operation from the first design session. Any file, any session, any channel, withdrawn instantly, cryptographically, with an audit entry.
04
No hardware, no excuses
Security should not require a procurement cycle. Privitty runs as a software service on infrastructure you already own, your MELIPC, your industrial PC, your Windows IoT device. Deployment is a decision, not a project. That was a design constraint, not an afterthought.
05
OEM sovereignty is real
An OEM partner controls their relay, their Watchtower, their operator app, and their identity infrastructure, under their domain, their certificates, their cloud policy. Not ours. We build the standard. They own the deployment. That's not a compromise, it's the design.
06
Audit is not optional
Every session, file transfer, and revoke event is logged with a verifiable identity attached. Compliance is a side effect of good architecture, not a separate module bolted on for a certification. If the audit trail isn't complete, the feature isn't done.
02
Edge-first data sovereignty
Production programs, machine data, and session payloads are decrypted and processed on the machine, never in the cloud. The relay is transport-only by cryptographic design, not policy. The cloud cannot be compelled to hand over what it doesn't hold.
READY TO SET THE NEW STANDARD?
"If you believe machines deserve identities,
we'd like to talk."
Whether you're an OEM who wants to embed the standard into your product, a factory ready to move beyond VPN, or an engineer who wants to work on the problem, reach out.