The Future of Network Security Is Distributed.
One Policy. Secure by Design.
Enforced by Trust.
The Forge Distributed Network Security Platform
Firewalls Protected Networks. Forge Protects Everything That Matters.
Infrastructure for a World Run by AI
AI Agents are augmenting the new digital workforce. Powerful, fast, and often ungoverned, they need a framework for control. Forge provides that foundation by enforcing network trust and real-time policy across every agent, user, and system, ensuring all actions are authenticated, and auditable.
The Breakthrough
Forge is not a VPN, a SASE product, or a Zero Trust proxy. It’s a foundational rewrite of how trust travels. The Forge architecture embeds identity and trust directly into the network layer. Each packet is cryptographically signed, policy-evaluated, and traceable across trust sessions.
Forge Agents
Lightweight endpoint agents for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android. Provide DTL session enforcement, fingerprinting, telemetry, and TrustKey integration.
1Source
The cryptographic trust authority and enforcement engine. Validates identities, enforces policies, and manages VTZs (Virtual Trust Zones).
Protecting Your Users, Devices, Apps, Data and AI Agents.
Step 1: Identity is Proven
Every user, device, and app verifies its cryptographic identity through 1Source.
Step 2: Trust Policy is Issued
1Source assigns a real-time policy based on who you are, what you’re doing, and where you’re going.
Step 3: Traffic is Enforced by Forge Agents
Devices run a lightweight Forge Agent that enforces trust inline – at the source, before data flows.
Step 4: Enforcement is Verified in Real Time
Trust-Flow telemetry feeds back into the AI engine, adapting policy continuously.
No VPN. No firewall. No guesswork. Just provable trust – enforced before anything moves.
Why Trust Was the Missing Layer
The Internet made everything reachable — but not everything trustworthy. For decades, we treated trust as something to be inferred, guessed, or patched on later.
• Security tools layered on trust as an afterthought.
• Identity was abstracted behind credentials, tokens, and certificates.
• Trust had no native layer in the stack.
Forge re-centers trust as the foundation, not the patch.
“Without trust, security is reactive. With trust, it becomes proactive, enforceable, and verifiable.”
