Fctr

Trust center

Security built into every support decision.

Fctr helps organizations verify the person behind a support request before releasing a sensitive account action. This center summarizes our public security posture and links to the policies used in customer review.

Public assurance overviewUpdated July 2026

Our approach

Verify identity. Constrain authority. Preserve evidence.

Fctr is designed for high-risk helpdesk and IT support workflows. The platform uses an employee's existing enrolled factors, applies backend-owned role and action policy, and records privacy-reviewed audit events. Product behavior and deployment configuration are evaluated separately so public claims remain accurate.

01 / Identity

Provider-backed access

Operators authenticate through the organization's configured Microsoft Entra ID or Okta environment. The Fctr verification product does not persist customer workforce PII or create a parallel identity directory.

OIDCProtected sessions
02 / Verification

Existing-factor proof

Caller verification uses supported factors already enrolled with the organization's identity provider. Verification state is time-limited and bound to the active support workflow.

Device-bound proofScoped state
03 / Authorization

Policy before action

Roles, provider capability, verification state, and customer policy are evaluated by the backend before a support action is exposed or executed.

RBACServer enforced
04 / Evidence

Privacy-safe auditability

Security-relevant workflows generate structured audit events designed for operational traceability while excluding secrets, credentials, raw tokens, and unapproved personal data.

Audit trailData minimization

Policies & resources

Public documents cover our standard posture. Customer-specific architecture, questionnaires, and supporting evidence are handled through the security-review process.

Planning a security review?

Contact us for customer-specific architecture questions, questionnaires, or available supporting documentation.

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