We Traded Privacy for Security and Got Neither

Introducing the Universal Name System

Privacy Preserving Infrastructure for Federated Identity and Access Management

Link De-identified Records

The PPRL Record Linking API replaces user_IDs and record_IDs with blinded identifiers which can link data from multiple data sources without PII / PHI.

HIPAA compliant data storage and sharing for medical quality and research databases.

Authenticate Without PII

The UNS Federated Identity Authentication API. Verify access using a secure digital signature without relying on shared secrets or public identifiers.

Avoid the expense and liability of maintaining your own methods or sharing data with login providers.

Verify Unique Humans

Thwart malicious actors with our Sybil Authentication API. Prove a user is unique and in possession of public identity documents w/out touching any PII.

Detect bots, sock puppet accounts, account sharing, and promotion abuse.

Try Our Federated Identity API

Securely authenticate users without the expense and liability of
maintaining your own method or sharing data with login providers.

No Shared Secrets – No Stolen Credentials – No PII

WordPress Demo
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Surrendering PII for Access
is a recipe for disaster

  • Repetition Guarantees Failure
    The more places our PII. is stored, the less secure it is. Eventually, all of our secrets are revealed.

  • Trust Assigned to Unwilling Parties
    Cell phone companies and email service providers never agreed to protect our identity….Or our privacy.

  • No Receipts
    Application providers grant access based on knowledge-based proof but have no way to demonstrate that the user conducted the authentication.

  • Liability & Insurance Costs
    Over 4,000 known data breaches cost companies over $2 trillion in 2020.  80% of these exposed PII, costing $150 per compromised record.  Cyber insurance premiums increased an average of 176% in 2021 and are expected to double again in 2022.

Existing Access and Identity Management solutions assume the user can recall shared secrets
and public identifiers that are stored in the services’ user table.

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