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NACREON SECURITY / CREDENTIAL MANAGEMENT

Operyn.
Identity,
in your hands.

Issue. Provision. Manage.
A credential lifecycle that reaches beyond the physical token.

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Digital and physical credentials. One product vision.

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01 / THE CREDENTIAL LAYER

One identity.
More ways to prove it.

Operyn is being developed to manage credentials and authenticators across devices and platforms. Planned credential types include:

01 / CARD-BASED

Smart cards

Manage the issuance and lifecycle of card-based credentials, with certificates supplied by your connected certificate infrastructure.

02 / SECURITY KEYS

FIDO authenticators

Bring hardware security keys into a managed lifecycle, from enrollment and assignment through replacement and retirement.

03 / DIGITAL

Passkeys & virtual credentials

Extend the product vision to digital authenticators, with lifecycle actions shaped by what each platform and provider supports.

04 / MOBILE

Credentials on the move

Support credential provisioning and management on mobile devices as part of a broader identity lifecycle.

Planned scope. Supported devices, credential types, and integrations will be confirmed with each release.

02 / FROM FIRST ISSUE TO RETIREMENT

Think in lifecycles.

01

Issue

Associate a credential with the identity it belongs to.

02

Provision

Deliver and enroll it through the appropriate device or platform workflow.

03

Maintain

Keep credential status and lifecycle changes in view.

04

Retire

Coordinate replacement, revocation, or removal through supported integrations.

03 / PART OF SOMETHING CONNECTED

The credential layer
of Nacreon Security.

Operyn manages credentials and authenticators. Spiryra manages certificates.

The suite’s integration vision connects authentication through Velora, governance through Tessyra, privileged access through Valven, and certificate operations through Spiryra.

Across the product family, Rust supports core services, React provides browser interfaces, and Go supports selected clients and tooling. Operyn’s release architecture will be documented as it develops.

04 / WHAT’S NEXT

A new layer.
Coming soon.

Operyn is in development. Downloads, supported platforms, documentation, and release notes will be published when available.

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