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Note September 2026
We removed the guest account from Trustaige ID, and organizations are the principals now
Trustaige Identity Research
Every directory admits an outsider by making a copy of them, and the copy outlives the job. Trustaige ID no longer has a guest account. In its place the organization itself is a principal: either side shares an application with the other, each decides which of its own people take part, and whether a person may sign in is computed every time from facts each organization owns.
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Note September 2026
Every smartphone on sale can hold a passkey
Trustaige Identity Research
A sales leader asked whether a field team on old phones could use passkeys, because a ninety-day password rotation kept locking them out. We asked the people who sell phones, then traced what a passkey actually needs. The floor of the market is ready; the obstacle is a policy, not a device.
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Note September 2026
What an organization gains when it stops owning the identity
Trustaige Identity Research
Most identity providers create the user inside the organization's tenant and delete them with it. We built Trustaige ID so that the person and the organization are different things, and the credential that makes that possible is the passkey.
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Note August 2026
An MCP server for the identity plane and why it only reads
Trustaige AI Research
An MCP server on the identity plane, built read-only on purpose: an assistant or agent answers questions about members, devices, and the audit trail, scoped to the approving admin's own role and re-checked against live permissions on every single call.
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