Enclave Logic™
Software authorization

Don't guess.
Know.

Enclave Logic makes sure software is authorized before it runs, for the person, place, or device it was approved for, and for as long as you choose. Even on networks with no outside connection.

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Authorized.Enforced.Proven.
Why authorize first

No forensics.
No friction.

Today, a ticket records a software license request, and a scan finds the software later. Nothing connects the two. Enclave Logic builds an authorization chain that links the software, the approval, and the launch. The decision is chain-enforced, not just written down, which cuts the forensics and the administrative friction that follow every ticket.

The authorization chain

Break any link, and the software doesn't start.
01 · Authorized

Authorized first

Authorized for a person, device, or place, for as long as you choose.

02 · Enforced

Checked at launch

On open or closed networks, with the tools you already use. Everything else is refused.

03 · Proven

On the record

Every decision is cryptographically recorded. Each person counts once per product, across open and closed networks. No double counting.

FAQs

What you need to know.

What does Enclave Logic do?

We make sure software is authorized before it runs, for the person, place, or device it was approved for, and for as long as you choose.

What does it run on today?

Windows workstations and the desktop software that runs on them, on open and closed networks. Servers, other operating systems, appliances, and simulators are next.

Do we have to replace our deployment tool?

No. Your deployment tool still delivers the software. Enclave Logic never installs or moves it. It decides whether the software may run.

Does it work on disconnected networks?

Yes. Authorizations reach closed networks on sealed media, carried by a person, and are checked for tampering and reuse when they arrive.

How do we prove our license position?

Every authorization, refusal, and revocation is recorded as it happens. You pull a report instead of running a true-up project.

See the authorization chain. Check the cryptographic proof.

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