Your corporate network is compromised. Email, Slack, Teams, phone lines. You do not know which accounts are controlled by the attacker. LastID gives your incident response team verified, out-of-band communications where every participant is cryptographically proven.
During an active breach, attackers control parts of your infrastructure. They read email. They join Slack channels. They impersonate executives on video calls. Every communication channel you rely on is potentially compromised. Your incident response team needs to coordinate, but they cannot trust their own tools.
The attacker has access to your corporate directory, email, and messaging platforms. They can read, send, and intercept internal communications.
The CISO calls an emergency meeting. But is it really the CISO? The attacker has their credentials. They could be on that call, listening to your response plan.
Every decision is second-guessed. Every phone call could be monitored. Every Slack message could be from a compromised account. The team cannot move fast because they cannot trust who they are talking to.
LastID operates completely outside your corporate network. No dependency on Active Directory, no dependency on your email provider, no dependency on your phone system. Identity is proven through biometrics and hardware-backed credentials that the attacker cannot forge, steal, or intercept.
Audio and video calls where both sides are identity-verified before the call connects. Continuous verification runs invisibly throughout. You always know who you are talking to.
Direct and group messages encrypted end-to-end with MLS. Every message is from a verified identity. No phone numbers. No accounts that can be hijacked.
LastID does not depend on your corporate infrastructure. No SSO. No corporate email. No VPN. Identity is bound to the person, not the network. When your infrastructure is down, LastID is still there.
Your network is breached. The incident response team scrambles to coordinate. They use personal cell phones and hope the caller is who they say they are. The CISO sets up a bridge call. Three people join. One of them is the attacker.
Personal phones have no identity verification. Conference bridges authenticate with a PIN, not a person. You are coordinating your response on a channel the attacker can join.
The incident response team opens LastID. Every participant proves their identity with biometrics before joining. The call is encrypted end-to-end. No phone numbers, no PINs, no accounts that can be compromised. You coordinate your response knowing exactly who is in the room.
Trust-gated access. Only people who have exchanged verified credentials can connect. The attacker cannot join because they cannot produce a valid biometric.
Verified calling is not just for incidents. Every day, your people make calls on their mobile phones. The CFO calls the controller. A VP calls the board member. An engineer calls the vendor. None of these calls are verified. With LastID, every call starts with cryptographic proof of who is on the other end.
C-suite calls involving sensitive decisions, M&A discussions, board communications. Every participant is verified before the call connects.
External calls with contractors, partners, and vendors. Trust-gated access means only verified parties can reach your people. No cold calls. No spoofing.
Finance to legal. Engineering to security. When the conversation matters, both sides know who they are talking to. Continuous verification, not just at the start.
Distributed teams on personal devices. No corporate phone system required. Identity travels with the person, not the device or the number.
10-minute demo. Live verified call. See how your team communicates when the network cannot be trusted.
Request DemoCallback procedures verify the line, not the person. LastID verifies the person with cryptographic proof.
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