Keystrike was founded by researchers and security engineers who identified a persistent blind spot in enterprise security: the space between who is granted access and what that access is actually used for. We built the governance layer the security stack was missing.
The Keystrike founding team came from research and enterprise security backgrounds. The pattern we kept seeing was the same: organizations with strong identity stacks, mature PAM deployments, and comprehensive SIEM coverage — still unable to answer the question: What actually happened inside that session?
Authentication tells you who was granted access. It tells you nothing about what they did with it. That gap — between access intent and access reality — is where the most significant risks in modern enterprise security live. Authenticated attackers operate here. Ransomware is deployed through legitimate credentials here. Third-party contractors exceed their authorized scope here.
We built Keystrike to govern it.
Research-led. Operationally proven. Built for enterprise security.
High performance, shared accountability, ambitious goals. We win together or not at all.
We empower customers by simplifying and securing their operations. Security should not require trade-offs with usability.
Built on academic roots, we challenge conventions and foster research inside and outside our organization.
Transparent, honest, accountable. We say what we mean and take responsibility for our actions.
Endlessly curious tinkerers who embrace challenges with enthusiasm, and know that sustainable performance requires balance.
Critical infrastructure, financial services, healthcare, and government — sectors where remote access governance is not optional.