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Enterprise access

Add wallet-verified evidence to privileged access.

Before an engineer reaches a sensitive system, verify supported workforce evidence and pass the result to the organization’s IAM or PAM policy engine.

The challenge

A stolen password alone can expose internal systems if access checks do not consider the person’s verified role and current authorization.

How it works

A simple flow.
A verifiable result.

  1. 01

    Define the access policy

    Specify the identity, role, and context your IAM or PAM system requires for a sensitive action.

  2. 02

    Request supported workforce evidence

    The employee presents an identity or employer-issued credential in a supported wallet flow.

  3. 03

    Evaluate the full access context

    Combine the verified result with MFA, device posture, session risk, and authorization policy.

Credential verification as one IAM/PAM signal

  • Add signed workforce attributes to access checks
  • Keep authorization decisions in IAM/PAM
  • Maintain an auditable access decision

A wallet credential alone does not make VPN or server access phishing-resistant, and it is not a replacement for MFA, device checks, or IAM/PAM. Workforce credential availability and enterprise-wallet support must be confirmed.

DLBR EID verifies supported wallet presentations and returns a verification result. Credential issuance, the relying party’s decision, and sector-specific processes stay with the relevant organization.

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Start with a wallet flow

Explore a verification in your sandbox.

Test the gateway with sample credentials, then confirm issuer and wallet support for your production use case.