Stop unauthorised actions before they execute.
Real-time, out-of-band confirmation from the right person, through a separate channel.
No confirmation, no execution.
Action
Wire transfer: £142,000
Requested by
J. Morrison (Finance)
Recipient
Meridian Consulting Ltd
GoFirm is the vault lock. Not the CCTV.
Ensuring impersonations, deepfakes, phishing, insider attacks and rogue agents cannot go on to execute high-impact and irreversible actions in your business.
One question. One control. One verified record.
GoFirm asks a single question before any consequential action executes:
Did a named human authority confirm this specific action, right now?
Confirmed biometrically on a registered device via a separate out-of-band channel, the action proceeds. A signed, timestamped receipt is created. The approving authority cannot dispute they confirmed it.
The action is stopped and logged. No retry by the initiator. No retry by the agent. A named administrator with appropriate permissions can review and reauthorise if the block was in error.
System agnostic. Identity independent. Deterministic.
The real vulnerability is not at the perimeter. It is at the execution boundary.
Research consistently shows the majority of serious intrusions do not rely on novel malware. Attackers use valid credentials, authorised access paths, and legitimate-looking instructions. The industry's answer is faster response. That is a race it will keep losing.
The pattern is consistent. A convincing instruction arrives. The right person is deceived, or the right system is compromised. Valid credentials are used. The action executes. By the time anyone notices, the damage is done.
Enterprise systems were designed around identity at login, not identity at action. Authenticate once, and the system trusts everything that follows. That assumption is the gap GoFirm closes.
of breaches start with stolen credentials
Verizon DBIR 2025
average cost per credential-based breach
IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2024
days to detect and contain credential breaches
IBM / Ponemon Institute
of all breaches involve internal actors
Verizon DBIR 2025
Seven categories of high-impact execution risk.
Financial transfers and beneficiary changes
Payments, bulk transfers, new payees, FX transactions. Actions where a single unverified instruction can move significant funds.
Privilege and identity control changes
Access grants, role changes, admin account creation, credential resets. Actions that expand the reach of any compromised account.
Infrastructure and system configuration changes
Production deployments, cloud configuration, SCADA modifications. Actions that determine whether critical systems run or fail.
Bulk data access and extraction
Database exports, mass API extraction, data room access. Actions that determine the scale of any breach.
Destructive or irreversible system actions
Database wipes, environment destruction, service shutdowns. Actions with no recovery path if executed without authority.
External commitments and high-impact communications
Contract execution, regulatory filings, binding counterparty instructions. Actions whose consequences cannot be recalled once sent.
Authorisation of autonomous or automated execution
AI agent permission grants, automated workflow thresholds. Actions that determine what your AI systems are sanctioned to do.
For the highest-consequence actions: multiple independent authorities
Configurable. Enforced. On record.
GoFirm allows organisations to require multiple independent designated approvers before a consequential action proceeds. One for a routine transfer. Three for a bulk data export. Five for an irreversible system action.
Any denial from any required approver stops the action. The threshold is configurable per action type and enforced deterministically.
For the highest-consequence decisions, the control is not one person with a phone. It is several people, independently, each accountable, each on record.
Attacks can happen. They cannot produce a verified confirmation.
A deepfake of your CFO is convincing. A phishing email can deceive the right person. A compromised session looks legitimate.
None of that produces a biometric confirmation on the real CFO's registered device, via a separate channel, that the CFO physically controls. The attack reaches the execution boundary. It cannot cross it.
GoFirm does not try to detect the deception. It requires proof the right human approved the action.
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