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Government Sector · State & Federal Agencies

Citizen data and public services
protected by design.

State and federal agencies run on sensitive data - citizen records, inter-agency exchanges, regulatory filings - across legacy and modern systems that must stay available and compliant. truePass secures every access and transfer under one identity model and one audit trail, with no inbound exposure and no disruption to the services the public depends on.

Trusted

Where trust is non-negotiable.

Aligned with FISMA · NIST 800-53 · FedRAMP
Deployed across government ministries & agencies
Legacy-to-modern interoperability, no service disruption
01 The operational tension

Security can't come at the cost of service.

Government agencies hold some of the most sensitive data there is - citizen records, classified documents, regulatory and inter-agency exchanges - and they're held to strict mandates for how it's accessed, transferred and audited. That bar isn't optional, and it keeps rising.

But agencies also have to keep services running: data has to move between legacy and modern systems, officials need remote access, and other departments and vendors need controlled entry - without interrupting the services citizens depend on. Bolt enough point products onto aging infrastructure to bridge that gap, and you get fragmented policy, blind spots, and an audit story no one can assemble on demand.

The mandate isn't to lock everything down. It's to make every access and transfer identity-verified, governed, and provable - while the service stays on.
02 The mandate

Protect the data. Keep the service on. Both, at once.

Public agencies aren't asked to trade security for continuity, or compliance for capability. They're required to deliver all of it together - and prove it to regulators. truePass is built for exactly that mandate.

Protect citizen & agency data

Sensitive records stay locked down.

  • No inbound ports opened to protected systems
  • Patented Reverse Access™ - connections initiate outward only
  • Citizen records & classified documents invisible from outside
  • FIPS / AES-256 encryption for data in transit and at rest
  • Privileged-access controls on every administrative action
The data the public trusts you with is never exposed to add a feature or a connection.
Keep services running

The access agencies actually need.

  • Remote access to government systems for authorized officials
  • Governed inter-agency and third-party access - per-user, scoped
  • Secure data exchange across legacy and modern systems
  • Per-request policy on identity, device and context
  • Deploys alongside existing infrastructure - no service downtime
  • One identity model and one audit trail across every department
truePass delivers the connectivity public services depend on under a single Zero Trust policy — never as scattered point products.
03 What's at risk today

The exposure shows up in four places.

When agencies bridge sensitive systems with legacy methods and stacked point products, these are the gaps that put citizen data and public services at risk - every time.

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Unauthorized access to citizen & classified data

Network-level controls can't tell who is connecting or why. Without identity-based access, a single compromised credential can reach citizen records, classified documents or regulatory data it was never authorized to touch - a prime target for attackers and insider misuse alike.

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Insecure inter-agency & data transfers

Records still move between departments and systems through methods that lack end-to-end encryption, policy enforcement and a verifiable trail. Every unprotected transfer is an opportunity for interception, leakage or non-compliant handling of sensitive citizen information.

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Legacy systems that can't be modernized safely

Agencies run critical services on aging infrastructure that can't simply be replaced. Connecting it to modern systems usually means widening exposure - unless interoperability can be added without opening new attack surface or interrupting the service.

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Compliance you can't prove on demand

Government mandates require continuous access control, monitoring and provable audit. Logs fragmented across point products make it slow, costly or impossible to demonstrate adherence to FISMA, NIST 800-53 and FedRAMP when an auditor or oversight review asks.

05 Real agency scenarios

What state & federal teams can finally do.

Secure remote access for officials

Authorized government staff reach agency applications and systems via RDP, SSH and Web from approved locations - under per-session MFA, transfer controls and full session recording. No VPN into the protected network, no exposed gateways.

Governed inter-agency & vendor access

Other departments, partner agencies and approved vendors reach only the specific resources they're authorized for, in scoped windows - per-user identity, MFA and complete audit, with no network-level foothold in the agency.

Secure data exchange across systems

Citizen records, regulatory filings and inter-agency documents move between legacy and modern systems with FIPS / AES-256 encryption, identity verification, content control and a complete audit trail - interactive where needed, one-way where appropriate.

Continuous monitoring & provable compliance

Every session and transfer is logged under one identity model, producing a unified audit trail across departments. Demonstrating FISMA, NIST 800-53 and FedRAMP adherence becomes a query - not a months-long reconstruction across point products.

06 Regulatory alignment

Built to the standards government auditors require.

truePass architecture supports the access-control, encryption and audit requirements of the frameworks governing state and federal agencies. Per-request policy enforcement, FIPS / AES-256 encryption end to end, and a unified audit trail - the architectural building blocks government mandates require, delivered out of the box.

NIST SP 800-53
Security & Privacy Controls
NIST SP 800-207
Zero Trust Architecture
FISMA / FedRAMP
Federal Information Security
ISO 27001
Information Security Management

Per-request policy enforcement, FIPS / AES-256 encryption end to end, and a unified audit trail - the architectural building blocks government mandates require, delivered out of the box.

07 Proven in the field

Validated where it matters most.

truePass is deployed across government ministries and public-sector agencies in Israel - in sensitive production environments. In these deployments the platform handles secure application access (Web, SSH, RDP), governed file exchange between systems, and centralized policy and activity monitoring across departments.

The architecture is designed for the realities of public-sector IT: seamless interoperability between legacy and modern systems, native integration with Active Directory and existing SIEM/SOC tooling, and deployment alongside live services without the downtime agencies can't afford.

Deployment Focus Areas
  • Secure data exchange across legacy and modern agency systems
  • Identity-based access for officials, departments and vendors
  • Continuity of public services during and after rollout
  • Native integration with Active Directory, Kerberos and NTLM
  • SIEM/SOC integration for real-time monitoring and audit
08 Time to value

No infrastructure changes. No firewall rule rewrites.

01

Architecture review

1–2 daysOur architects map your current agency environment, identify access and data-exchange requirements, and define the right deployment topology.

02

Policy setup

DaysPolicy configuration with no changes to existing firewall rules. Native integration with Active Directory, Kerberos, NTLM, and existing SIEM/SOC.

03

Phased rollout

Weeks, not monthsSide-by-side operation alongside existing systems. Pilot, validate, expand. Production-ready quickly - with full rollback at every stage.

Protect the data

citizens trust you with.

A 30-minute consultation with our security architects who specialize in government environments. We'll review your current architecture, identify where truePass secures access and data exchange without new exposure or downtime, and propose a tailored Proof of Concept.

Current-architecture review
Tailored Proof of Concept
No new inbound exposure
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