Seventh Sense
About Seventh SenseSINGAPORE / DEEP TECHNOLOGY

Deep technology. Evidence you can check.

Seventh Sense AI builds identity technology anchored to a live person. A live biometric generates post-quantum PKI key-pairs in memory. Store the public keys; the private keys exist only during face sign or face decapsulate operations and are never stored. IdP retains encrypted tenant signing keys and uses classical ES256 for OIDC federation. Public keys, signatures and decapsulated shared secrets go directly to relying party endpoints, without the IdP seeing them.
What we believe

Identity systems fail because something valuable sits in storage. So we built one where the face-derived signing keys never exists at rest.

SEVENTH SENSE AI THE ROOT OF IDENTITY
01Principles

The principles behind SenseCrypt.

01

See the evidence.

Review our NIST results, public documentation and named algorithms. Each product clearly states its availability.

02

Person-bound, not device-bound

Identity belongs to a human. IdP recovery still needs verified-contact and new device-key checks, followed by the original enrolled face at sign-in.

03

Post-quantum-first

SenseCrypt PKI uses ML-DSA for signatures and ML-KEM for encapsulation and decapsulation. IdP retains encrypted tenant signing keys and uses classical ES256 for OIDC federation. SenseCrypt IdP supports FAPI 2.0, FAPI 2.0 Message Signing and FAPI-CIBA for financial-grade flows.

04

Works with your existing infrastructure

We deploy alongside the FIDO/WebAuthn and SAML/OAuth estates you already run.

02Why now

Three shifts are reshaping identity.

01

Consolidation

Keyless was acquired by Ping Identity in October 2025.

02

Agentic AI

Every autonomous agent should be accountable to a verified human.

03

Post-quantum mandates

Identity credentials issued today need protection that lasts into the post-quantum era.

03The team

Research that becomes working products.

Our cryptography and computer-vision team builds products around signing keys recreated from a live biometric. The founders previously built a mobile security company, acquired by Intel/McAfee in 2010.