About ZKX Solutions
ZKX Solutions is a U.S.-based technology company that has developed new patent-pending authentication software built on a foundation of Zero Knowledge Proofs. Our software is an iterative, trust-building platform designed to bring next-gen multi-factor authentication (MFA) to networks of any kind, from tactical DIL environments to zero-trust, cloud-based enterprises.
About ZKX MFA Software
The ZKX MFA engine handles simultaneous user and device authentication, making our technology a direct replacement or supplement for existing authentication platforms. Our software is completely agnostic to the devices, network, transport, and storage mechanisms you have in place, and is adaptable to any policy. This makes it incredibly easy to deploy the ZKX engine into your network.
The key benefits of the ZKX platform
Fully Interoperable
Compatible with any network, from the tactical edge to the enterprise​
Adaptable to Any Policy
Customizable to fit different trust scores, organizational policies, or strategic doctrine
No Stored Secrets
User information is never disclosed to the authenticating serverPartner with ZKX
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What’s new from the ZKX team
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The Password is Dead; Long Live the Password
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