Passkeys, Zero-Touch MDM, and Just-in-Time Access — With Shared Context

Gideon unifies Identity, Endpoint, and Access into one security operating model. Start with the product your team needs first. Replace passwords, manage devices, govern permissions, or connect all three over time so the platform evaluates real identity, device, and entitlement context to determine access — without rebuilding your stack.

Start with Identity Start with Endpoint Start with Access See the 14-day POC framework

SOC 2 Type II in progress
WCAG 2.2 AA target
Public MCP and GitOps docs

Gideon security flywheel showing identity, endpoint, policy, and autonomous operations working together

Where to Start

Pick the first problem to solve

Start with Identity if…

Your team wants to reduce credential attacks, replace passwords, modernize sign-in, or add device trust to workforce access.

Passwordless access with hardware-backed passkeys
Device posture checks before every login
SSO + automated lifecycle management

Explore Identity

Start with Endpoint Management if…

Your team spends too much time provisioning devices, patching apps, enforcing security baselines, or handling repetitive endpoint tickets.

Zero-touch provisioning via Apple Business Manager & Windows Autopilot
Continuous enforcement, not one-time setup
Self-service apps and managed OS updates

Explore Endpoint Management

Start with Access if…

Your team needs cleaner access reviews, time-bound privileged access, non-human identity governance, or audit-ready approval evidence.

Replace standing privilege with JIT access
Govern service accounts, workloads, and AI agents
Scoped access reviews with one-click revocation

Explore Access

Why One Model

What changes when identity, endpoint, and access share one model

Capability	Fragmented tools	Gideon
Context	User, device, and access data live in separate systems	User, device, and permission context inform the same decision
Authentication	Passwords and prompts still carry too much risk	Passkey-based access includes device trust and policy context
Devices	Fleet state is managed separately from access decisions	Device posture supports identity and access policy
Privilege	Sensitive access often lasts longer than the work requires	Time-bound access expires automatically after approval
Reviews	Evidence is assembled manually across tools	Decisions, approvals, grants, revocations, and changes are recorded for review
Rollout	Teams face large rip-and-replace projects	Teams start with one product and expand over time

Built for AI Agents

Programmatic Autonomy for Humans and AI Agents

Gideon’s native MCP server lets humans and AI agents audit, query, and remediate infrastructure safely. GitOps policy means every change is versioned, reviewable, and reversible.

# Grant time-bound Snowflake access to AI agent, requires manager approval
mcp://gideon.access.grant
  identity: agent.data-analyst-v2
  target: snowflake.prod.finance
  duration: 2h
  approver: group.data-owners

Enterprise demo

See Gideon against your fleet model.

Bring team size, identity provider, endpoint stack, and procurement path. We will map package fit, rollout shape, and POC timing.

14-day POC framework
Marketplace and private offer support
Security questionnaire routing