Secure Passage, an AI-driven Identity and Operational Intelligence company, has launched Truman Identities. This new identity intelligence platform unifies physical and digital identity signals. It addresses key gaps in physical identity data that exist with current digital systems. As hybrid work models, third-party access, and distributed facilities grow common, organizations find it hard to track who is where and if they belong there. Truman Identities tackles this by linking data from access control, cameras, sensors, HRIS, badge systems, IAM, and cybersecurity signals. This creates a complete view of identities, linking people, credentials, devices, machines, and locations. As a result, it delivers faster investigations, better compliance, and less operational risk. “Enterprises have spent billions maturing digital identity yet the human, and non-human, identities that interact with buildings, equipment, machines, and infrastructure remain disconnected,” said Gary Fish, CEO of Secure Passage, underscoring the necessity of bridging these silos to enable unified identity intelligence.
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The platform continuously scores and validates identity events using AI-driven correlation, offering unified identity profiles for employees, visitors, contractors, and machines, automated anomaly detection across physical and digital access paths, proof-ready compliance for standards such as SOC 2, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, and Zero Trust, plus operational insights that enhance safety and facility performance, and integrates seamlessly with existing SOC workflows and IAM programs via telemetry from current physical security hardware and software. “This is the missing half of identity security,” added Andy Jones, CTO of Secure Passage, highlighting how the solution instantly surfaces suspicious activity, whether a credential is misused at odd hours or a terminated badge remains active, while the platform’s enterprise-grade scalability, real-time event normalization, continuous access assurance, and digital twin context for people and assets empower organizations to derive meaningful intelligence and improve operational resilience.