What We Offer

Ekko is an identity-first infrastructure platform built for regulated industries. One API, ten integrated components, one compliance review — deployment in days.

The Ekko Platform

One integration, ten components

Ekko solves a problem that has plagued healthcare, finance, government, and legal sectors for decades: how to cryptographically prove who did what, where, when, and with what authority — in real time, with non-repudiable evidence. Customers integrate once with Ekko and gain access to ten integrated components that work as a unified system.

Platform Offerings

Identity Verification and Built-in Compliance

What It Is: Biometric liveness detection that proves a user is a real, live human being — not a photo, mask, deepfake, or AI-generated persona — and cryptographically binds their verified identity to every subsequent platform interaction.
Who It's For: Any organization that needs to know, with mathematical certainty, who it is dealing with. Healthcare providers, financial institutions, government agencies, and legal firms operating in environments where identity fraud has real consequences.
What Problem It Solves: Passwords, PINs, and knowledge-based verification can be stolen, shared, or defeated by AI. Ekko's biometric liveness detection achieves a False Acceptance Rate of 1 in 125 million — and once verified, that identity is enforced everywhere, automatically. Credential sharing becomes technically impossible. Phantom transactions become impossible. Identity fraud becomes a solved problem.

Secure Communications Infrastructure

What It Is: A unified communications backbone connecting verified identities to every major messaging channel — SMS, email, portals, fax, pager, and Direct Secure Messaging — with compliance rules applied automatically and a single audit trail across all channels.
Who It's For: Healthcare organizations, financial services firms, and government agencies that need to communicate sensitive information across channels while maintaining HIPAA compliance, audit integrity, and verified sender identity.
What Problem It Solves: Today, communication in regulated industries is scattered across channels with inconsistent identity enforcement and fragmented audit trails. Ekko consolidates all communication on a single platform where identity is verified once and enforced everywhere — and every message carries cryptographic proof of who sent it.

Federated AI — Data Stays Home, Intelligence Travels

What It Is: An AI architecture that brings models and analytics to where sensitive data lives — hospital databases, bank transaction systems, classified government networks — without ever moving the data. Every AI query is attributed to a verified identity with a complete, non-repudiable audit trail.
Who It's For: Health systems, financial institutions, and government agencies that need the power of AI on their sensitive data without the regulatory, privacy, and concentration risks of centralizing that data in a third-party cloud.
What Problem It Solves: Most AI systems require data to move to them. In regulated industries, that movement creates legal exposure, sovereignty violations, and concentration risk. Ekko's federated AI architecture — built on a platform incubated by the U.S. Department of Defense and Intelligence Community — processes data where it lives and returns only insights, never raw records.

Identity and Policy-Bound AI Agents

What It Is: Conversational AI assistants and autonomous systems that know who they are serving, what they are allowed to do, and create complete non-repudiable audit trails of every interaction — enforcing role-based access and organizational policy at the AI layer.
Who It's For: Organizations deploying AI assistants in regulated environments where questions like "Who authorized this?" and "What data did the AI access?" must have legally defensible answers.
What Problem It Solves: Most AI systems treat every user the same — no role-based boundaries, no policy enforcement, no audit trail of what the AI did. Ekko's identity-bound agents shift AI from claims-based ("the user says they're authorized") to proof-based ("cryptographic verification of who asked, what they were allowed to see, and what they received").

Post-Quantum Cryptography

What It Is: NIST-approved post-quantum cryptographic algorithms protecting every interaction on the platform — ensuring that data encrypted today remains secure even after quantum computers can break classical encryption.
Who It's For: Any organization with long-lived records — healthcare PHI retained for decades, financial records, classified government data — that cannot afford to have today's audit trails compromised by tomorrow's quantum computers.
What Problem It Solves: Industry consensus places quantum computing capable of breaking classical encryption between 2028 and 2035. Migration takes 5–8 years. Ekko is quantum-safe today, providing a head start no competitor can quickly replicate — and ensuring that today's undeniable proof remains undeniable 50 years from now.

Data Normalization and Interoperability

What It Is: Automatic conversion between data formats (HL7 v2.x, C-CDA, FHIR, X12, DICOM) and semantic mapping across terminologies (SNOMED, ICD-10, LOINC, RxNorm) — enabling cross-system workflows without custom integration.
Who It's For: Healthcare organizations, payers, and technology vendors who spend millions annually on custom data integration work that shouldn't require custom development.
What Problem It Solves: Interoperability is one of the most expensive unsolved problems in regulated industries. Ekko eliminates it as a category of work — normalizing data in transit, never centralizing it, and making it immediately usable across systems.

Without Ekko, building this capability stack means nine or more separate vendor integrations, nine compliance reviews, nine sets of credentials, and months of implementation work.

With Ekko: one API, one vendor relationship, one compliance review, and deployment in days.

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