Not every system is ready for passkeys, SAML, or OIDC. KZero brings passwordless security principles to password-dependent environments: users log in with biometrics while credentials stay encrypted, invisible, and out of attackers' reach.
Traditional password managers concentrate every credential behind one memorized secret. One convincing fake login page, one AI-cloned support call, and the entire vault belongs to the attacker. KZero's answer: don't defend the master password. Remove it.
Biometric authentication replaces the master password entirely, eliminating the single point of failure and the biggest phishing target in traditional password managers.
KZero's patented threshold encryption distributes cryptographic keys across secure enclaves, removing reliance on a single authority and enabling secure recovery without compromising privacy.
Logins unlock with face or fingerprint, and credentials auto-fill behind the scenes. Users never see, type, or copy a password, so they can't hand one to a fake page.
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The vault audits itself: weak passwords, reused passwords, and credentials found in known breaches are flagged with a personal security score. Users fix issues in one click, and MSPs see every tenant's posture in a single dashboard.
We've struggled with managing credentials for non-SSO apps across clients. Biometrics replace master passwords, and users love the simplicity. It's more secure and feels passwordless, even when it isn't.
Because your clients' reality includes legacy apps that still require usernames and passwords. This bridges those apps into the passwordless experience without forcing a rip-and-replace, a strategic on-ramp, not a workaround.
Really. Users authenticate with biometrics backed by a device-bound passkey. There is no memorized secret anywhere in the flow for an attacker, human or AI, to phish.
Trustless Distributed Symmetric-key Encryption: KZero's patented threshold cryptography. Keys are split across secure enclaves with runtime integrity verification, so no single node holds the secret and recovery stays secure.
Yes. It modernizes the login experience for legacy apps today while the rest of the environment migrates to full passwordless authentication at its own pace.
A passwordless experience for users, even where legacy systems hold you back.
