Human Authority Layer
Prove the person behind every critical instruction really is who they claim to be. Before execution.
Imagine: your CFO gets a WhatsApp voice message in your voice, asking for an urgent wire transfer. Everything seems to come from you.
Within ten seconds, they ask you to confirm the request on your enrolled device. If it's really you, the biometric proof is validated.
If it's a scam, without even disturbing you, the action doesn't go through.
Askuria stops someone from committing your company in your name — without ever slowing down your legitimate decisions.
The problem isn't technical
The wire transfer in the scenario above flows through protected systems — which is exactly why no one questions it. The instruction looks legitimate because the channel is familiar; the action feels safe because it runs through secured tools. That's the gap CEO fraud and voice deepfakes exploit.
3 sec
of audio are now enough to clone a voice convincingly.
McAfee Labs, 2023
The missing checkpoint
A 10-second cryptographic proof layer between instruction and execution. No complex procedure, no new tool to adopt: verification happens right where the instruction is already received.
WhatsApp, email, Teams, phone — the employee receives the order on the channel they already use, without changing a single habit.
A session code is generated and sent back on that same channel. It's only validated by the enrolled device and the biometrics of the person concerned — independently of what the message says.
Signed, timestamped, defensible. If authority isn't proven, the action doesn't go through — that simple.
Across the whole company
Finance
The most documented CEO fraud scenario — and the most costly.
IT / support
MGM Resorts found out the hard way: ten minutes on the phone, zero technical vulnerability exploited.
Crisis response
The heaviest decisions also get made under the most extreme urgency.
That's the whole rule. We'll show you how it holds up on a real case, in 20 minutes.
