OUR AWARDS & PATENTS
With innovative multi-factor authentication (MFA) technologies and a Zero Trust framework, Keypasco has earned multiple international cybersecurity awards and holds patents in multiple countries, covering device fingerprinting, two-channel authentication, and risk assessment. Driven by R&D innovation, we deliver the most secure and forward-looking authentication solutions to customers worldwide.
Awards
2024 Cybersecurity Award
2022 SelectUSA Cybersecurity Winner
2018 Top 10 Managed Security Service Provider
2016 Red Herring Top 100 Europe Award
2016 CMA Contactless & Mobile Award
2014 APICTA Excellence Award in Finance
2014 Frost & Sullivan New Product Innovation Leadership Award
2024 資安精品獎
2022 SelectUSA 網路安全第一名
2018 年十大頂尖的資安託管服務商
2016 紅鯡魚全球科技創新大獎
2016 CMA 非接觸式與行動應用獎
2014 APICTA 金融類傑出表現獎
2014 Frost & Sullivan New Product Innovation Leadership Award
Our Patents
Keypasco holds 68 patents across 16 countries, including the U.S., Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, the EU, China, and Singapore. These patents cover core technologies such as device fingerprinting with two-channel authentication for stronger identity binding, proximity authentication for physical device security, central private key splitting to prevent misuse, and dynamic URL authentication paths for multi-tenant environments.
We also push forward passwordless adoption, enabling secure, trusted access without usernames or passwords.
Device Fingerprints & Two-Channel Authentication
Patent: Method for Verifying Identity via User Location
Patent Publication No. I531202
When logging in or performing sensitive transactions, Keypasco’s patented device fingerprinting identifies unique hardware/software traits to bind devices securely. Combined with two-channel authentication—linking a user’s registered devices such as phone and computer—this mechanism blocks unauthorized devices, phishing, and credential theft, providing an invisible yet robust defense.
Two-channel Structure
Device Fingerprints
Proximity Authentication
Patent: Network Security Authentication Method and Portable Electronic Device Authentication Method
Proximity authentication uses physical distance as a security factor. The user’s registered device (e.g., phone, wearable) must be near the login device, verified via Bluetooth, NFC, or ultrasound. This ensures both devices belong to the same user, blocking remote hijacking attempts—ideal for high-security MFA scenarios.
Centralized PKI with Private Key Splitting
This approach splits a private key into two halves—one stored securely on a central server, the other encrypted and stored in the user’s device app. Both must match during authentication, reducing key theft risks even if the device is lost or compromised.
Dynamic URL Authentication
Dynamic URL is a flexible and highly scalable authentication architecture that allows the same client or application to automatically route multiple ICPs (service providers) to multiple IDPs (identity providers) based on different service requirements. This design enables enterprises to easily integrate various authentication sources without having to develop a separate login process for each service, thereby improving deployment efficiency and operational flexibility. At the same time, the dynamic URL mechanism also facilitates multi-tenant, multi-brand, or cross-regional authentication needs, delivering a consistent and scalable secure login experience for enterprises.
Key Management System
Encrypted private keys are bound to a device’s unique fingerprint, preventing decryption or use on unauthorized devices. This stops key duplication, tampering, or misuse, ensuring the key’s authenticity and exclusivity.
Passwordless Login Environment
Patent: Method and System for Logging into an Online System Without Account Name and Password
In application environments where no specific account or password is required for login, authentication evolves toward true passwordless access. Users no longer need to remember complex account-password combinations; instead, they are securely authenticated and logged in through trusted devices, biometric verification, or certificate-based authentication. This approach not only greatly simplifies the login process and enhances user experience but also reduces cybersecurity risks caused by password leaks, reuse, or phishing attacks—making it a critical step toward achieving both security and convenience.
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Taiwan EXPO in the Philippines Recap: Extending Digital Trust from People to AI Agents with ZTA
From the presentation stage to conversations at the booth, Keypasco brought one central question to Taiwan EXPO in the Philippines: as people, devices, and AI agents work together, how can organizations establish trust and sustain it as work unfolds? Under the theme “We Build Digital Trust,” our presence in Manila connected human, device, and AI agent identities. The exhibition photographs capture how the team used presentations, display panels, and face-to-face explanations to make digital trust a more tangible conversation. The Keypasco team at the “We Build Digital Trust” display, connecting people, devices, and AI agents. From the stage to practical conversations Our stage presentation, “Securing Next-Generation Digital Identity Solution,” brought identity security into focus. Slides tracing the progression from single-factor authentication through MFA to Zero Trust, alongside the question of whether endpoints and AI agents can be trusted right now, connected the themes of our exhibition presence. At the booth, product materials, screen presentations, and conversations with visitors gave those ideas a practical setting. The identity landscape organizations must manage now extends beyond people to devices and agents capable of carrying out tasks. Keypasco presents next-generation digital identity security on the Taiwan EXPO stage. AI agent governance: a clear basis for every action AI agents can retrieve data, call tools, and perform work on someone’s behalf. Those capabilities bring questions of authority and accountability into sharper focus: whom does an agent represent, which resources may it use, how far may it proceed, and when should a person intervene? A governance framework can begin with identifiable agents, accountable owners, and permissions bounded by task and duration. When work finishes or requirements change, organizations also need ways to expire or revoke access and authorize a new scope. Authorization and activity records make those decisions traceable. Consider an agent preparing a report. Reading an approved dataset may be within its assignment. Changing the underlying records or sending information outside the organization introduces a different scope that should be reassessed. This connects each automated step to a defined business purpose and responsibility. A presentation slide examines trust decisions for endpoints and AI agents. ZTA: extending trust decisions beyond sign-in Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) provides an important foundation: access should not receive implicit trust merely because it originates inside a corporate network. Decisions need to consider identity, the target resource, device posture, and relevant risk. For AI agents, that approach includes assessing whether access remains appropriate during execution. A request for a new sensitive resource, an action beyond the original task, or an abnormal change in the environment may call for a fresh decision, restricted access, or human review. Agent governance defines accountability and rules; ZTA provides an architectural basis for access control within that framework. Continuing the conversation beyond the exhibition Together, the stage presentation and booth exchanges reflected Keypasco’s focus on digital resources accessed through clear identity and authorization—whether the actor is a person, a device, or an AI agent. The conversations captured in these photographs provide a starting point for the work ahead. The team shares exhibition materials in face-to-face conversations with booth visitors. Thank you to everyone who visited our booth or joined the presentation, and to the organizers and on-site teams. We look forward to continuing these discussions around real business applications, defining agent identities, task permissions, and responses to changing risk as organizations plan AI agent governance and ZTA. Connect with Keypasco to explore the next step in digital trust, starting with your organization’s use cases.
Lydsec Keypasco Partners with DNP to Build a “Trust Identity Platform” for the AI Era
Lydsec Keypasco Digital Technology Company Limited (hereinafter “Keypasco”), a leader in zero-trust cybersecurity and digital identity verification solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with Japan’s Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. (TYO: 7912, hereinafter “DNP”) to provide integrated cybersecurity services for financial service providers. The joint offering combines Identity Verification, Device Authentication, and Transaction Verification capabilities. This collaboration is designed to counter the increasingly sophisticated and highly automated cyber threats arising from the rapid adoption of generative AI—including phishing, spoofing, unauthorized access, and fraudulent transactions—thereby comprehensively strengthening security defenses. This service merges DNP’s technical expertise in identity verification—including electronic Know Your Customer (eKYC) and the Japan Public Key Infrastructure (JPKI)—with Keypasco’s advanced solution portfolio, which features FIDO authentication, device identification, Risk-Based Authentication (RBA), and Out-of-Band (OOB) Transaction Verification. By integrating these two core technology frameworks, the companies will help financial institutions mitigate unauthorized access and fraud risks throughout the customer lifecycle, covering critical operations such as account opening, contract signing, login authentication, device or personal data modifications, and fund transfers and payments. Lydsec Keypasco and DNP officially signed the Master Agreement on July 22, and Basic agreement on September 7th to jointly launch the next-generation Trust Identity Platform. Designed with a phased roadmap, the platform initially focuses on unifying Human Identity and Device Authentication to deliver robust access control, authorization management, and risk governance, while laying the architectural foundation for future AI Agent verification. Starting with Taiwan and Japan, the partners plan to leverage their combined global channel network to expand international business opportunities. Japan represents a massive global financial market with approximately 100 regional banks and over 200 Shinkin banks (credit associations). As Japanese financial institutions accelerate digital transformation, zero-trust architecture adoption, and passwordless authentication deployment, demand for high-security digital identity and device management solutions is surging. Keypasco aims to leverage DNP’s established local customer base and distribution channels to accelerate the commercial deployment of the Trust Identity Platform in Japan and drive overseas growth. “This collaboration represents far more than a product and technology integration; it is the joint construction of a digital trust ecosystem,” stated Cindianne Lin, General Manager of Lydsec Keypasco. “By combining DNP’s deep-rooted resources in the Japanese financial market with Keypasco’s years of proven technological leadership, we empower enterprises to establish full-lifecycle identity governance across people, devices, and AI Agents, establishing a trust infrastructure tailored for the AI era.” A representative from DNP noted that demand for identity verification, device management, and transaction security across the financial sector continues to escalate. The alliance will focus initially on banking, securities, insurance, and digital payment markets in Japan and Asia, delivering integrated identity and security authentication solutions to help financial institutions navigate complex cyber threats while enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency. Looking to the future, and building on the identity, device, and behavioral verification technologies established through this partnership, the two companies will also evaluate and drive the feasibility of “Know Your Agent” (KYA). The KYA framework aims to verify the operating entity, authorization relationship, operational permissions, and execution environment of autonomous AI Agents. This initiative sets out to create a next-generation identity and authorization verification framework tailored for the AI era, providing a trusted security foundation for the practical deployment of intelligent agents. Keypasco and DNP representatives. From left to right: Tadashi Aoyagi, Hiroshi Umeno, Cindianne Lin, Chengi Lin, Masaki Kasai, Takashi Yano, Masanori Kimura, Yuta Makino.
Keypasco at Cybersec Netherlands 2026: From MFA to Continuous Trust
On 9–10 September 2026, Keypasco joined the cybersecurity community at Jaarbeurs Utrecht for Cybersec Netherlands. At Booth 11.C037, our team welcomed visitors for two days of face-to-face exchanges and introduced our approach to identity security for humans, devices and AI agents. With Human–Agent Zero Trust Infrastructure featured across the booth, we brought together the themes highlighted in our pre-event communications: identity verification, device verification, risk assessment, Zero Trust access and agent identity. The Keypasco booth brought identity security for humans, devices and AI agents into focus. Looking beyond the moment of login Multi-factor authentication is an important part of protecting access. Keypasco’s focus in Utrecht also looked beyond the initial login: how can trust be assessed as the device, context and level of risk change? This is the idea behind continuous trust. Identity verification establishes who is requesting access; device verification adds information about the device being used; and risk assessment helps place the request in context. Together, these perspectives support a Zero Trust approach in which access decisions are informed by more than a successful sign-in. For Keypasco, bringing these elements together is central to the conversation about the future of identity security. Extending identity security to AI agents AI agents introduce another set of identity questions. Who is the agent? Who authorized it to act? What is it permitted to do, and how should that permission be governed as it operates? Our booth’s Human–Agent Zero Trust Infrastructure theme placed these questions alongside security for human users and their devices. The concepts on display included continuous device trust, agent lifecycle and delegation, and runtime governance. The broader challenge is to connect identity with authorization and oversight throughout an agent’s activity. Establishing an agent’s identity is one part of that discussion; understanding its delegated authority and the boundaries of its actions is another. These considerations give organizations a useful starting point for thinking about trust as AI agents become part of their workflows. Connecting in person in Utrecht Beyond the technology themes, Cybersec Netherlands offered a welcome opportunity to meet the community in person. From exchanges at the counter to conversations around the table, our booth provided a setting to introduce Keypasco’s approach and hear from visitors. Face-to-face exchanges with visitors at the Keypasco booth. The exhibition photos capture these moments: the team engaging with attendees, discussions beside the Human–Agent Zero Trust displays, and the activity around the booth. They are a reminder of the value of making time for direct conversations about security. A glimpse of the activity around the Keypasco booth in Utrecht. Continuing the conversation Thank you to everyone who visited Keypasco at Cybersec Netherlands 2026. We appreciated the opportunity to connect and share our perspective on identity security. Whether you met us in Utrecht or are exploring these topics for the first time, we invite you to continue the conversation with the Keypasco team. Visit Keypasco’s website to learn more about our approach to authentication and Zero Trust security.
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