SECURE • TRUSTED • PASSWORDLESS
The Password Problem & The Passwordless Future
Critical Password Threats
- Brute Force & Credential Stuffing: Automated attacks that exploit recycled or weak passwords to gain unauthorized entry.
- Password Sharing & Improper Storage: Operational risks where shared logins eliminate auditability and increase attack surfaces.
- Phishing & Social Engineering: Deceptive tactics designed to trick users into revealing static credentials through lookalike portals.
Traditional passwords represent a significant vulnerability in Operational Technology environments. Relying on human memory often leads to weak credential choices, unauthorized account sharing, and extreme susceptibility to sophisticated phishing attacks that can easily bypass standard security perimeters.
ECLIPSE OTVC solves these critical gaps by replacing static credentials with Operational Technology Verified Credentials (OTVC). This device based passwordless protection ensures that every identity is cryptographically verified, removing the friction and risk associated with legacy login methods.
Next generation precision • Effortless protection
True Passwordless Protection
ECLIPSE OTVC delivers passwordless protection with verified credentials
User Identification and Logging
Provides the ability to see user to device logins, remove the threat of account and password sharing, 24X7
Compliance & Risk
Meets or exceeds upcoming password regulatory requirements while removing the operational overhead
Removes the management overhead of passwords through internal or external encryption methods
Network Security and Cloud Architecture
Advanced firewall protection through NGFW and encryption protocols to protect your data transit across all digital touchpoints
Advanced Identity Management and verification
State-of-the-art biometric ID verification can be used to support OT access and user authentication, with MFA
Operational Optimization
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Install ECLIPSE OTVC on devices that need to be secured
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Users register to submit proof of
identity factors and authorization
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Users receive persistent tokens based on granted authorizations
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