Core Capability
Cryptographic Identity Model
Every publisher, license issuer, and runtime participates in a verifiable identity system.
Trust relationships are anchored in cryptographic keys rather than infrastructure assumptions.
What It Is
Opscotch defines identity through cryptographic key pairs instead of network location or platform boundaries.
- Publisher signing identities
- License issuance authorities
- Runtime trust anchors
Why It Matters
Infrastructure boundaries shift across cloud, on-prem, and air-gapped environments. Trust must remain portable and verifiable independent of deployment surface.
Cryptographic identity enables consistent validation wherever workflow products run.
How It Works
All artifacts and licenses are validated against configured trust anchors.
- Public key trust configuration
- Deterministic signature verification
- Explicit authority mapping
Commercial Impact
Identity-driven trust reduces reliance on centralized infrastructure and strengthens distributed commercial control.