Zero Trust Workforce Network

The person you hire should be the person doing the work.

A standalone product for enterprises. It keeps checking the person and the device for as long as an external cyber or AI engagement runs.

The gap

A trusted laptop is not a trusted person.

Your controls verify the login, the laptop, and the connection. None of them prove who is at the keyboard.

Laptop farms exploit exactly that. A company-issued laptop is handed to an intermediary and operated remotely by someone you never approved, sometimes through hardware that endpoint tools cannot see.

In 2026 the FBI and Department of Justice documented these schemes being used to place remote IT workers inside companies.

How trust is kept

Trust is checked throughout the engagement, not once at login.

Verified people
Every professional is identity-checked, screened, and confirmed as one unique person before work begins.
Continuous presence
Short, fresh checks during the engagement confirm the approved person is still the one taking part.
Trusted devices
Each laptop has an approved profile. Remote-control tools, new tunnels, or a disabled security agent trigger reassessment.
Network intelligence
Patterns across participating enterprises expose what no single company can see on its own.

One network

One network. Stronger defense.

One enterprise sees one contractor. SilverAspen sees suspicious patterns across the network of contractors.

Your view

One contractor. One laptop. Everything looks normal.

The network view

One identity, four companies, active at the same time. Invisible to each. Clear to the network.

  • Identity reuse
  • Coordinated laptop farms
  • Impossible concurrency

When trust fails

Access responds in proportion. Not just at the next login.

  1. Trusted

    Work continues within the approved scope.

  2. Challenge

    Fresh proof is requested. Sensitive actions pause.

  3. Restricted

    Access narrows while the issue is reviewed.

  4. Revoked

    Access ends, including sessions already open.

You stay in control

You write the policy. The network enforces it.

Set your conditions once. Every engagement is checked against them, all the time, and access changes without waiting for someone to notice.

Your engagement policy

Enforcing continuously

  1. Presence check failsRestrict sensitive accessAuto
  2. Remote-control tool appearsSuspend sessionAuto
  3. Security agent stops reportingFail closedAuto
  4. Identity reused across the networkHold for human reviewAuto
  5. Engagement endsRevoke all accessAuto
Set once. Checked against every engagement, all the time.
Your final call
Your gateway makes the access decision. Always.
Your data, isolated
Rosters, projects, and logs are never shared across the network.
Outcomes, not biometrics
You receive assurance results. Never raw personal data.
People review people
No adverse action on a person without human review.

Know who is doing the work.

Tell us about the engagement and its risks. We'll walk your security team through how it applies.

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