ALANRING TECHNOLOGIES · PRIVITTY

We started with a question no one in OT was asking.

Not "how do we secure the network?", but "why does the machine have no identity of its own?" Every answer we've built since flows from that single reframe.

2022

Founded

0

Hardware required

E2EE

By design, not policy

THE ORIGIN

Proven Impact & Results

Proven Impact & Results

For thirty years, operational technology ran in isolation, air-gapped, physical, local. When the pressure came to connect OT to the internet, the industry reached for the only tool it knew: the network perimeter. VPNs. Firewalls. Segmented VLANs. Hardware security appliances.


The problem is that a perimeter is not an identity. It tells you whether someone is inside the network. It tells you nothing about who they are, what they're authorised to touch, or what they're allowed to take. Every engineer who has ever left a company, and kept VPN access, is proof of that.


Privitty was founded on the belief that access control in OT has to start at the identity layer, for machines and for people, and that every piece of data shared across that boundary has to carry its own access rules, its own expiry, and the ability to be revoked after delivery.


That's not an incremental improvement on what came before. It's a different foundation entirely.

THE ORIGIN

Proven Impact & Results

For thirty years, operational technology ran in isolation, air-gapped, physical, local. When the pressure came to connect OT to the internet, the industry reached for the only tool it knew: the network perimeter. VPNs. Firewalls. Segmented VLANs. Hardware security appliances.


The problem is that a perimeter is not an identity. It tells you whether someone is inside the network. It tells you nothing about who they are, what they're authorised to touch, or what they're allowed to take. Every engineer who has ever left a company, and kept VPN access, is proof of that.


Privitty was founded on the belief that access control in OT has to start at the identity layer, for machines and for people, and that every piece of data shared across that boundary has to carry its own access rules, its own expiry, and the ability to be revoked after delivery.


That's not an incremental improvement on what came before. It's a different foundation entirely.

INSIGHT 01

INSIGHT 02

INSIGHT 03

02

Machines are endpoints, not network nodes

Every PLC, HMI, and edge PC deserves a cryptographic identity, not an IP address. When a machine knows who it is, it can decide who it talks to.

INSIGHT 01

INSIGHT 02

INSIGHT 03

02

Machines are endpoints, not network nodes

Every PLC, HMI, and edge PC deserves a cryptographic identity, not an IP address. When a machine knows who it is, it can decide who it talks to.

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.

HOW WE BUILD

Six principles we
don't negotiate on.

Every product decision, architecture choice, and line of the SDK is measured against these.

HOW WE BUILD

Six principles we
don't negotiate on.

Every product decision, architecture choice, and line of the SDK is measured against these.

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.

TEAM

A small team.
An unreasonably large ambition.

We build Privitty the same way Privitty works, with clear identities, scoped authority, and no permanent access.

Every person on the Privitty team owns a specific domain. Nobody holds credentials they don't need. Decisions are made at the layer closest to the problem. We document everything, not because we're required to, but because good audit is just good engineering.


We are not a large team. We are a precise one. And we believe the best security products are built by people who feel the weight of getting it wrong, not just the reward of shipping something fast.


Privitty sits at the intersection of cryptographic identity systems, industrial automation, and UX that doesn't require a manual. Those three things are rarely found together. We take that seriously.

TEAM

A small team.
An unreasonably large ambition.

We build Privitty the same way Privitty works, with clear identities, scoped authority, and no permanent access.

Every person on the Privitty team owns a specific domain. Nobody holds credentials they don't need. Decisions are made at the layer closest to the problem. We document everything, not because we're required to, but because good audit is just good engineering.


We are not a large team. We are a precise one. And we believe the best security products are built by people who feel the weight of getting it wrong, not just the reward of shipping something fast.


Privitty sits at the intersection of cryptographic identity systems, industrial automation, and UX that doesn't require a manual. Those three things are rarely found together. We take that seriously.

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PRIVITTY

Encrypted at surce

Instant Revocation

Real-Time audit logs

Compilance ready

Scalable security

Rapid, AI-generated content

Real time data analysis

PRIVITTY

Encrypted at surce

Instant Revocation

Real-Time audit logs

Compilance ready

Scalable security

Rapid, AI-generated content

Real time data analysis

Others

No post-send control

No revocation

Limited visibility

Compilance Risk

Manual Process

Time-consuming content creation

Others

No post-send control

No revocation

Limited visibility

Compilance Risk

Manual Process

Time-consuming content creation

READY TO SET THE NEW STANDARD?

"Give every machine an identity.
Give every engineer verified access."

See how Privitty sets the new standard for machine identity and human access, software only, deployed on your existing infrastructure in hours.