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WWPass — authentication without a username or password

Replace login credentials with a cryptographic key, remove human-readable credentials that attackers phish.

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WWPass multifactor authentication compatible with:

`Credential abuse is still how attackers get in`

.22

M

Highest average breach cost in the world

Driven by regulatory fines and litigation costs

Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025

250

days

Longest to identify and contain a breach

Multi-environment breaches take longer to resolve

Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025

250

days

Longest to identify and contain a breach

Multi-environment breaches take longer to resolve

Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025

%+

Of passwords are reused

Users often reuse passwords across multiple accounts, creating additional security risks

Source: FIDO EDWG Spring 2023

%+

Of passwords are reused

Users often reuse passwords across multiple accounts, creating additional security risks

Source: FIDO EDWG Spring 2023

.44

M

Average global financial cost of a data breach

Covers detection, response, and lost business

Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025

years

Healthcare remains the costliest for breaches

Patient data carries the highest recovery cost

Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025

years

Healthcare remains the costliest for breaches

Patient data carries the highest recovery cost

Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025

WWPass doesn't just remove the password. It restructures the entire authentication workflow, eliminating usernames and every spoofable, phishable "factor" along with it.

WWPass goes beyond passkeys

Nothing to phish

WWPass authentication uses a cryptographic key instead of a username and password. There's no login field for a phishing page to imitate or steal credentials from.

No shared secret to steal

Most breaches start with a stolen password or reused credential. WWPass never generates a human-readable one, so there's nothing to leak in a breach or guess in a brute-force attempt.

Meets regulatory requirements

Supports authentication requirements for Zero Trust architecture, NIST SP 800-63, CMMC, GDPR, and HIPAA environments.

WWPass goes beyond passkeys

Nothing to phish

WWPass authentication uses a cryptographic key instead of a username and password. There's no login field for a phishing page to imitate or steal credentials from.

No shared secret to steal

Most breaches start with a stolen password or reused credential. WWPass never generates a human-readable one, so there's nothing to leak in a breach or guess in a brute-force attempt.

Meets regulatory requirements

Supports authentication requirements for Zero Trust architecture, NIST SP 800-63, CMMC, GDPR, and HIPAA environments.

WWPass goes beyond passkeys

Nothing to phish

WWPass authentication uses a cryptographic key instead of a username and password. There's no login field for a phishing page to imitate or steal credentials from.

No shared secret to steal

Most breaches start with a stolen password or reused credential. WWPass never generates a human-readable one, so there's nothing to leak in a breach or guess in a brute-force attempt.

Meets regulatory requirements

Supports authentication requirements for Zero Trust architecture, NIST SP 800-63, CMMC, GDPR, and HIPAA environments.

How it works

For users, secure access is as simple as scanning a QR code with the WWPass Key App. Behind the scenes, WWPass performs complex cryptographic authentication.

1. User scans QR

Using the WWPass Key App, the user scans the QR code shown on your service's login screen.

2. Authentication

WWPass authenticates the key and provider, then locates the matching data container.

3. Access granted

The service provider verifies the user and grants access, with identity hidden from attackers.

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How it works

For users, secure access is as simple as scanning a QR code with the WWPass Key App. Behind the scenes, WWPass performs complex cryptographic authentication.

1. User scans QR

Using the WWPass Key App, the user scans the QR code shown on your service's login screen.

2. Authentication

WWPass authenticates the key and provider, then locates the matching data container.

3. Access granted

The service provider verifies the user and grants access, with identity hidden from attackers.

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How it works

For users, secure access is as simple as scanning a QR code with the WWPass Key App. Behind the scenes, WWPass performs complex cryptographic authentication.

1. User scans QR

Using the WWPass Key App, the user scans the QR code shown on your service's login screen.

2. Authentication

WWPass authenticates the key and provider, then locates the matching data container.

3. Access granted

The service provider verifies the user and grants access, with identity hidden from attackers.

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Comparison with passkeys

Passkeys use Relying Party specific credentials. WWPass goes further with one cryptographic identity across integrated services, devices, and business workflows. Applications that use WWPass are isolated from each other and cannot track user activity.

WWPass

Passkeys

One Key across all services

Universal device compatibility

Unified credential management

Beyond authentication

Architecture

Explore the architecture behind WWPass, from zero-knowledge authentication and cryptographic identity to secure data protection, distributed key management, and enterprise integration. See how these technologies work together to protect user identity and sensitive data.

How WWPass works

Zero-knowledge architecture

PUID ∙ Protected user identifier

Managed IAM services

Platform

Authentication, identity, encryption. Built as one architecture.

WWPass MFA

Username- and passwordless authentication for enterprise applications, with phishing-resistant security built in.

WWPass Key

A single cryptographic credential available as a mobile app, USB/NFC token, or smartcard.

PassHub

Vault for credentials, documents, and shared secrets, with no master password, secured with the WWPass Key and zero-trust architecture.

WWPass SSO

Passwordless single sign-on that gives employees and partners secure access across your applications.

Winlogon

Strong authentication to Windows Computer: personal, LDAP, and Entra ID.

`WWPass secures industries that handle sensitive data`

Financial services & fintech

Financial services organizations face credential-based attacks at scale. Stolen usernames and passwords are behind the majority of breaches in the sector. WWPass removes the credential layer from authentication entirely.

Government & public sector

Government agencies and public sector organizations sit at the intersection of the most sensitive data and the highest-value targets. WWPass removes the credential layer entirely — usernames, passwords, and shared secrets.

Government & public sector

Document management & VDR

Document management systems and virtual data rooms handle sensitive material: M&A agreements, legal contracts, due diligence files, compliance records, financial reports. WWPass removes credentials. Authentication without a username or password.

Document management & VDR

Healthcare

Healthcare organizations face two security challenges: ensuring that users are who they say they are, and ensuring that patient data is secure at rest and in transit. WWPass addresses both with a single architecture.

Law & wealth management

Law firms and wealth managers handle information that is privileged, regulated, and irreplaceable. WWPass enforces explicit authorization at the architecture level, not through policy — not for administrators, platform vendors, or compromised servers.

Law & wealth management

SaaS & technology

WWPass is a technology foundation on which SaaS companies build secure, compliant, and user-friendly products. Embed it into your platform and offer authentication with no username in your system and no password stored anywhere.

SaaS & technology

Integrations

WWPass works alongside your existing identity infrastructure, integrating with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Auth0, Salesforce, AWS, IBM Security Access Manager, Cisco, and Fortinet through standard IAM and SSO protocols. No rip and replace required. Support includes encrypted cloud storage, PKI email and Winlogon, disk encryption, VPN, and remote desktop logins.

Identity & Security Platforms

Microsoft environments

WWPass supports the OIDC protocol required for an External Authentication Method with Entra ID. The existing directory and user objects stay in place.

Protocols

SAML, OAuth2 / OIDC, LDAP, RADIUS, and Kerberos

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Integrations

WWPass works alongside your existing identity infrastructure, integrating with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Auth0, Salesforce, AWS, IBM Security Access Manager, Cisco, and Fortinet through standard IAM and SSO protocols. No rip and replace required. Support includes encrypted cloud storage, PKI email and Winlogon, disk encryption, VPN, and remote desktop logins.

Identity & Security Platforms

Microsoft environments

WWPass supports the OIDC protocol required for an External Authentication Method with Entra ID. The existing directory and user objects stay in place.

Protocols

SAML, OAuth2 / OIDC, LDAP, RADIUS, and Kerberos

Explore integration and development

Integrations

WWPass works alongside your existing identity infrastructure, integrating with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Auth0, Salesforce, AWS, IBM Security Access Manager, Cisco, and Fortinet through standard IAM and SSO protocols. No rip and replace required. Support includes encrypted cloud storage, PKI email and Winlogon, disk encryption, VPN, and remote desktop logins.

Identity & Security Platforms

Microsoft environments

WWPass supports the OIDC protocol required for an External Authentication Method with Entra ID. The existing directory and user objects stay in place.

Protocols

SAML, OAuth2 / OIDC, LDAP, RADIUS, and Kerberos

Explore integration and development