SAN FRANCISCO - s4story -- PasskeyBridge is an identity threat response platform built on a patent-pending three-pillar architecture. Recently announced in general availability, the platform enables enterprises and developers to authenticate users and respond to identity threats in real time via a single API. It correlates three independent layers—carrier network attestation, W3C Verifiable Credentials, and FIDO2/WebAuthn biometrics—to deliver threat determinations in under 50 milliseconds.

The platform architecture stores zero personally identifiable information (PII). All carrier signals and biometric references are processed using one-way cryptographic hashes and AES-256-GCM encryption with per-tenant key isolation. Founder Joel Bouckaert explains that the system was built to replace the current patchwork of point solutions with a coordinated response. Storing zero PII is a fundamental architectural constraint rather than just a compliance checkbox. Additionally, PasskeyBridge has deployed NIST-standardized post-quantum signatures (ML-DSA-65) in production for its Enterprise tier.

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Advanced capabilities include threat playbook automation, a native W3C Verifiable Credentials 2.0 engine, and agentic identity delegation for AI agents. The system also utilizes the BLAST Protocol for encrypted signal transit, Okta IdP configuration auditing across 25 security checks, and QRNG-seeded entropy for key generation.

Three tiers are available: a free Starter plan for developers, a Pro plan at $99 per month for up to 10,000 signals, and an Enterprise plan at $499 per month for unlimited signals and SLA guarantees. Both paid tiers include a seven-day free trial. Currently in production and serving customers through its API, PasskeyBridge plans to expand its integration ecosystem and signal coverage throughout 2026. The platform is designed for those requiring coordinated identity defense over individual point solutions.

To learn more about this coordinated identity defense solution, visit https://passkeybridge.io.