TrustApp provides a centralized control plane for managing and enforcing access policies across custom business applications. It is proxyless, agentless, and never accesses customer data.
Many enterprises have multiple custom applications. While data stored in cloud and on-premises platforms can be governed using policy-based access controls (PBAC), centralized data teams are often concerned that custom applications do not consistently enforce those same policies.
Many enterprises have multiple custom applications. While data stored in cloud and on-premises platforms can be governed using policy-based access controls (PBAC), centralized data teams are often concerned that custom applications do not consistently enforce those same policies.
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Proxyless, agentless, and designed with no customer data access. Nothing sits inline between your applications and the data path.
Integrates seamlessly with IAM, SIEM, and data governance platforms — Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Splunk, Sentinel, and more.
Cloud-native architecture built for enterprise-scale deployments — one control plane covering every custom application.
Security logic is embedded within application code, making access controls difficult to review, modify, or remediate without engineering involvement.
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Developers embed rules that become difficult to audit, modify, and govern.
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Applications evolve independently, creating inconsistent policies across the enterprise.
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No unified insights into who accessed what data and why.
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Security and compliance changes require update of application code.
TrustApp serves as a centralized policy decision point for enterprise applications. Applications query TrustApp to evaluate access policies and enforce decisions based on the permissions defined centrally, ensuring consistent security across both custom applications and enterprise data platforms.
Connect your custom application to TrustApp using REST APIs and register the resources it exposes, such as URLs, database tables, dashboards, or files. TrustApp then becomes the central policy authority for controlling access to those resources.
Link user and resource attributes directly to your identity source such as Azure ID via user principal name. Define exactly who can access what, under which conditions, through executable Rego policies evaluated by OPA.
Developers integrate applications with TrustApp's Policy APIs. Each access request is evaluated against centralized policies, with allow or deny decisions returned in milliseconds.
The moment a decision is made, it's recorded. Every access request and its outcome — who asked, what they requested, and what TrustApp decided — is captured in a full authorization audit log visible to central security teams.
TrustApp closes the custom-application governance gap and delivers three measurable outcomes for every enterprise that adopts it.
"The onboarding experience was very smooth, using the product and the constant evolution of features is why we are continuing with TrustLogix"
Gain a complete audit trail of who requested access, what resource was involved, and why access was granted or denied, across every connected application.
Update access policies centrally without modifying application code, allowing security teams to respond quickly to business, compliance, and organizational changes.
Answers to the most common questions about TrustApp's architecture, integration, applications, and scale.
No. TrustApp is part of the TrustLogix platform and works alongside TrustDSPM and TrustAccess. It also shares its core evaluation architecture with TrustAI, forming a unified policy fabric across data platforms, custom applications, and AI agents.
No. TrustApp is proxyless and agentless. Your application simply calls TrustApp's policy endpoint at runtime. No customer data is touched, and there is no infrastructure footprint to manage.
Any custom-built applications and internal management portals. Once registered, you define resource types, attributes, and policies through an intuitive UI without writing application code.
TrustApp targets applications processing fewer than 10,000 authorization requests per day — internal portals, B2B tools, support consoles, and data marketplaces. It is not designed for high-frequency transactional systems such as financial trading platforms or high-volume POS systems.
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