Give every workload a verifiable identity. Eliminate static credentials. Enforce zero trust — no code changes, no sidecars.
You invested in human IAM, PAM, and secrets management. But below the human layer, workloads still authenticate with shared credentials no one can attribute, rotate without downtime, or revoke in an incident.
of breaches involve compromised machine credentials
CrowdStrike Global Threat Report, 2025
more machine identities than human identities in the average enterprise
CyberArk Identity Security Report, 2024
days average time to identify and contain a credential breach
IBM Cost of a Data Breach, 2024
Your team maintains rotation runbooks, fields on-call pages for expired credentials, and scrambles during audits. Every team copies the same secrets into their own configs, pipelines, and env vars.
When a service account triggers an alert, incident responders can't attribute it to a specific workload. Shared credentials mean anyone — or anything — could be the source.
One compromised workload reaches everything on the network. Without identity-based segmentation, there's no way to limit blast radius after initial access.
The window between rotation and revocation is where breaches happen. Rotation adds operational overhead without removing the underlying risk — credentials still exist, and stale ones persist for months.
A single platform that gives workloads identity, eliminates static credentials, and enforces zero trust — from a Linux kernel module that works with any language.
Workloads authenticate to cloud services without static secrets. Credentials are injected at runtime and rotated automatically — nothing to leak, nothing to manage.
Learn more →Every service-to-service connection encrypted and authenticated by identity. No cert management, no proxy configuration, no application changes.
Learn more →Extend workload identity across clouds, clusters, and organizations. No VPNs, no shared secrets — just federated trust that works everywhere your workloads run.
Learn more →Every process gets a verifiable SPIFFE identity bound to what it actually is — not where it runs. The foundation for every other capability Riptides provides.
A Linux kernel module — no SDK, no sidecar, no proxy, no code changes. Works with any language, any framework, any workload already running on the node.
Learn more →Define which workloads can talk to which services, see what's happening in real time, and generate audit trails for every identity and connection decision.
Learn more →Consistent enforcement for every workload on the node, regardless of language or framework.
Every workload gets a verifiable identity at startup — automatically, based on what it is, not where it runs.
Map every connection and credential across your infrastructure. See what's talking to what before you change anything.
Policies are applied at the kernel — below the application, above the network. Consistent for every workload on the node.
Connections are automatically encrypted with mutual TLS. Certificates are short-lived and auto-rotated, with zero application changes.
Workload identity extends to cloud IAM and across trust boundaries — clusters, clouds, and organizations.
Designed for incremental adoption, operational safety, and the tools you already use.
Start with one service, expand at your pace. Permissive mode lets you observe identity and policy decisions before enforcing — no big bang cutover.
The kernel module is stateless per-node. If it's removed, workloads continue running — just without identity enforcement. No downtime, no cascading failures.
Full audit trail of identity issuance, policy decisions, and connection events. Know exactly what's happening across your workloads at every layer.
Works alongside existing Vault, cloud IAM, Kubernetes RBAC, and CI/CD pipelines. Riptides doesn't replace your tools — it strengthens them with workload identity.
Kernel-level identity and enforcement. No code changes. Deploy in minutes.