FEDERAL & DoD
Enforceable Identity for Zero Trust
Federal mandates demand continuous authentication, endpoint trust, and verifiable identity. AuthLN delivers enforceable economic verification that aligns with Zero Trust Architecture, CMMC, and Executive Order 14028.
The Mandate
Federal Security Requirements Are Accelerating
CMMC 2.0
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification requires defense contractors to implement robust access controls and multi-factor authentication across all CUI-handling systems.
Zero Trust Architecture
NIST 800-207 mandates continuous verification of every user and device. Trust is never assumed—every access request must be authenticated, authorized, and validated.
Executive Order 14028
Requires federal agencies to adopt Zero Trust principles, deploy MFA, and implement continuous monitoring. Identity is the new perimeter for government networks.
FedRAMP Alignment
Cloud services for federal use must meet rigorous security baselines. AuthLN’s architecture is designed to align with FedRAMP requirements for identity and access management.
Capability Mapping
How AuthLN Meets Federal Mandates
Economic Verification → Continuous Authentication
Every authentication event carries verifiable economic proof. This creates a continuous, unforgeable signal that the authenticated identity is backed by real-world commitment—not just a stolen token.
Device Binding → Endpoint Trust
Authentication is paired to authorized devices using cryptographic binding. Stolen credentials are useless without the enrolled device, satisfying Zero Trust endpoint trust requirements.
Pre-Breach Telemetry → Continuous Monitoring
Economic signals provide a new data source for continuous monitoring. Failed deposits, anomalous payment patterns, and behavioral deviations feed directly into SIEM and SOC workflows.
Our Heritage
Built by Those Who Served
AuthLN’s founding team includes military veterans who have defended networks under real-world threat conditions. We understand the unique requirements of defense and intelligence environments—not from a sales deck, but from operational experience.
That operational background shapes every design decision: our architecture assumes breach, our protocols assume adversarial conditions, and our verification model demands economic proof that cannot be spoofed, replayed, or socially engineered.
Compliance
Aligned With Federal Standards
CMMC 2.0
Access control and multi-factor authentication requirements for defense contractors.
NIST 800-63-4
Digital identity guidelines for authentication assurance at the highest levels.
FIPS-Validated Encryption
Cryptographic standards required for federal information systems and classified environments.
NIST 800-207
Zero Trust Architecture framework for continuous verification and least-privilege access.
EO 14028
Executive Order mandating Zero Trust adoption and enhanced identity verification across federal agencies.
Secure Federal Authentication
See how Pay Factor Authentication meets Zero Trust and CMMC requirements with enforceable economic verification.