Securing Autonomous Defense Systems with Hardware-Attested Device Identity

Modern defense and “Neoprime” technology environments (like those pioneered by companies such as Anduril Industries) are redefining how systems operate. Autonomous platforms, edge compute, and AI-driven decision-making are becoming the norm.

But these systems introduce a fundamental challenge:

How do you trust what’s executing actions when there’s no human in the loop?

In these environments, traditional security models built around users, networks, and static infrastructure fall short. Access decisions must be tied to verified devices and trusted execution environments, not assumptions.

In this webinar, we’ll explore how device identity becomes a foundational control for securing next-generation, defense-grade systems.

We’ll cover:

• What makes modern defense and autonomous systems different from traditional IT
• Why user-based identity breaks down in machine-driven environments
• The risks of unverified devices and execution in edge and autonomous systems
• How device identity enables strong, enforceable trust across distributed infrastructure

We’ll also walk through a live demo showing how to apply device identity in practice—ensuring that every action is tied to a cryptographically verifiable, trusted system, even in highly dynamic environments.

Join us on May 26th 9am PT/ 12pm ET for a practical session designed for security, platform, and engineering teams building or securing next-generation systems—and looking to establish trust at the device layer.