Hopr

Hopr.co, recognized by Gartner as a tech innovator in Automated Moving Target Defense (AMTD), disables threat actors and their methods with patented technology that protects workloads, APIs, and data in transit in all clouds. Hopr’s AMTD is produced by high frequency rotation of workload credentials. The defense prevents attacks using three Hopr innovations: Codes Hidden In Plain Sight (CHIPS™) technology, the Synchronous Ephemeral Encryption (SEE™) protocol, and a Machine Alias ID (MAID) credential. These three Hopr innovations effectively create an Identify Friend or Foe capability that segregates and discards untrusted messages, even encrypted malware, before they reach an endpoint, but allows trusted messages to reach the endpoint. Hopr's Verified Trust AMTD ensures that an attacker’s window of opportunity to exploit workloads or capture high value data in transit is closed. The company’s novel moving target defense protects workloads, APIs and data across all clouds by rotating credentials with high frequency, building end-to-end encrypted communication tunnels and verifying identities at both endpoints. By establishing and verifying a chain of trust in workload identities, Hopr streamlines the adoption of Zero Trust in cloud infrastructures – matching credentials to prove identity before any workload is trusted. The company’s patented CHIPS™ technology builds end-to-end encrypted communication channels between trusted workloads, and verifies trust in workload identities at each session. These tunnels are: ■ Ephemeral and self-constructed by trusted workloads equipped with a Sidecar as needed on demand ■ Hardened by symmetric end-to-end encryption without a key exchange ■ Zero Trust where trust is verified with two ‘credentials’ that rotate at a high frequency ■ Delivered as sidecar containers, enabling fast low-friction DevOps deployment For more information, visit https://www.hopr.co/.