Instant
Revocation
Remove a device, a session or a license — effective immediately
Zero trust
By default
No request is trusted just because the last one was
Hardware-backed
Device identity
Sessions belong to devices, not to whoever holds a token
Complete
Audit trail
Every security event recorded and searchable
Most breaches don't break encryption. They reuse something that was already trusted.
Tokens and credentials leak through malware, phishing and logs — and work for whoever holds them.
Emulators, rooted phones and modified copies of your app pretend to be your real users.
Bots, brute force and replayed requests hit every public API, around the clock.
Each capability removes a specific way in. Together, they make Enravo Trust.
A stolen token is a useless token. Sessions only work on the device they were issued to.
Know every device. Limit how many each user has, and revoke any of them instantly.
Credential stuffing and brute force contained automatically. Sign-in rules set per app.
Only genuine devices connect. Emulators, rooted phones and device farms stay out.
Only your genuine app connects. Repackaged and modified copies are cut off.
Every installation authorized. Install limits, expiry and approvals for B2B distribution.
Bots, brute force and replay attempts contained automatically — and visible in your audit trail.
What goes wrong in the real world — and what Enravo Trust does about it.
It's useless anywhere but the device it was issued to.
Revoke it in one click. Access ends immediately.
It can't connect. Your API only answers the app you published.
The attack is contained automatically, and recorded.
They never get through. Only genuine devices connect.
Extra installations are refused. Every install is accounted for.
| Situation | Traditional Auth | Enravo Trust |
|---|---|---|
| A token is stolen | Whoever holds it is treated as the user | Useless outside the device it was issued to |
| A device is lost | Sessions stay valid until they expire | Revoked instantly, from the dashboard |
| A modified app connects | Indistinguishable from the real app | Rejected — only genuine apps connect |
| Bots and emulators | ️ Handled with separate tools, if at all | Kept out by default |
| Different apps, different rules | ️ One set of rules for everyone | Sign-in and access rules per app |
| Investigating an incident | Scattered logs across services | One complete, searchable audit trail |