Passwordless Authentication

One Device Login. Continuous Security for Everything.

Every app. Every session. No user action.

Authentication anchored in the endpoint, with no passwords, no prompts, and nothing for attackers to steal.

Always-On Authentication No User Action Zero Trust
Works with the identity stack you already run
Okta Microsoft Entra Google Workspace AWS Microsoft 365 Cisco VMware Salesforce

Why

What makes MagicEndpoint different?

We verify the user on the device in real time and secure the whole session, not just the login, so there’s nothing to phish or hijack.

No user action
✨ No user action

The endpoint does the work, not the user

The endpoint verifies the user using local MFA (more accurately than any server could), then performs online authentications on the user’s behalf, magnitudes more securely than the user could. No user action required for online access after the initial login at pre-boot or Windows login.

Inherently resistant to phishing and AI attacks
🤖 Phishing & AI resistant

Inherently resistant to phishing & AI attacks

With no user action involved, there’s nothing for attackers to phish or manipulate with AI. The most secure solution is often the simplest: remove the interaction and the attack surface disappears.

Zero Trust, made real
🛡️ Zero Trust

Zero Trust, made real

Zero Trust requires continuous verification of user, device, application, and transaction. By anchoring identity to “user on device, in real-time” with event-driven updates, we provide always-on verification, verifying both user and device before, during and after login without requiring user action.

Rethinking identity
💡 Rethinking identity

We authenticate the “user on device, in real-time”

Instead of merely verifying the user, we verify the “user on device, in real-time.” That shift unlocks security and productivity benefits other approaches can’t match.

How it works

How Continuous Authentication Works

One device login. From that moment, every online interaction is continuously authenticated, with no user action.

1

You sign in

Verify once at pre-boot or Windows login with strong MFA.

2

Root of trust

The TPM locks identity to the authentic user and device.

3

Automatic access

Verified user and trusted device reach every app, with no user action.

4

Always-on link

A persistent connection to the IdP keeps verification continuous.

5

Trusted Channel

The IdP always knows it’s talking to the authentic device, not a hacker.

How MagicEndpoint works

Authentication methods

📱

ME Phone App

iOS / Android

💳

PIV Smart Cards

Smart card login

🔑

Hardware Tokens

YubiKey

Manager Approval

Fallback

MagicEndpoint cryptographically fuses your identity with your device, and every SAML/OIDC application and cloud service inherits that identity automatically, one cryptographic root of trust for everything above, extending natively to AI agents and automated workflows. Because identity is re-proven continuously over the Trusted Channel, your long sessions stay protected for their full length, so access can’t be reproduced from another machine, and users never see a prompt after device login.

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MagicEndpoint, Under the Hood

A short technical walkthrough of how the endpoint, the Trusted Channel and your IdP work together, start to finish.

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MagicEndpoint, Under the Hood
~3 min · how continuous authentication actually works
How it compares

A fundamentally different approach to authentication

Passkeys and traditional MFA secure the sign-in moment, then hand over a session that can be hijacked. We define identity as user + device + conditions, so we verify all three continuously — who is present, whether the device is trusted, whether policy still holds — and never stop checking. The instant any of those conditions changes, the connection is interrupted. Access isn’t a token issued once and trusted for hours.

Capability MagicEndpoint Passkeys Traditional MFA Other IAM
The endpoint authenticates, not a remote server
Protects the whole session, not just the login
Works with no user action
Verifies the device, not only the user
Phishing-resistant
Credentials stay on the device, never in the cloud
✓ Full support − Partial ✕ Not supported Based on each method’s published specifications.

MagicEndpoint wins every row. See it run on your own endpoints.

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Compliance & standards

Built for compliance and audit

Strong access controls, continuous authentication and verifiable audit logs, mapped to the standards your auditors ask about. By removing passwords, shared secrets and MFA codes, we deliver phishing-resistant authentication that advances real Zero Trust, aligned to NIST 800-207.

You also get centralized, real-time visibility into access events, device posture and authentication activity, with logs ready for audit.

Pursuing CMMC 2.0 or NIST 800-171?

See how we map to the CMMC controls
Standards & frameworks
CMMC 2.0 NIST 800-207 NIS2 PCI DSS 4.0 HIPAA FISMA GDPR FIPS 140-3
Supported protocols
SAML OIDC WS-FED RADIUS LDAP SSH RDP
Ian Armstrong

“The endpoint already knows who the user is. MagicEndpoint simply lets every application trust what the device has already proven.”

Ian Armstrong · Systems Engineer, Consumer Support Services

What’s next

From securing sessions to securing transactions

The future of cybersecurity can’t be reached by patching the application layer. True security belongs at the transport layer, the foundation of HTTPS, where a user’s identity becomes cryptographically inseparable from the device. That same foundation secures people, machine-to-machine communication and autonomous AI agents alike.

The architecture that makes it possible is the Live Key: a key whose existence is its validity. It is the blueprint for The Secure Internet, where you log into your endpoint and move through the online world inherently safe from phishing and AI-based attacks, with zero friction.

Deploy today. You’re already on the architecture for tomorrow.

Read more about the Live Key
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is MagicEndpoint?
A continuous authentication platform that verifies the user, device and conditions without requiring repeated user interaction.
How is MagicEndpoint different from other IAM solutions?
Traditional IAM checks identity at login. MagicEndpoint authenticates the user and device continuously, with no repeated prompts, throughout the session.
How does MagicEndpoint authenticate continuously?
It verifies the user, device and conditions cryptographically and continuously, not only at login and not just from signals or posture.
What is the Trusted Channel?
A persistent, hardware-bound connection that continuously validates identity and device state.
Does MagicEndpoint require any user action?
No. After the initial device login, authentication happens silently with no further prompts.
What integrations does MagicEndpoint support?
SAML, OIDC, RADIUS, LDAP, SSH, RDP, and major enterprise platforms including Okta, Microsoft Entra, Ping and Cisco.
What compliance standards does MagicEndpoint support?
It supports CMMC 2.0, NIST 800-207, NIS2, PCI DSS 4.0, HIPAA, FISMA, GDPR and FIPS 140 programs.

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