HYPR sells HYPR Authenticate, HYPR Adapt, HYPR Affirm and HYPR AgentPass. HYPR Authenticate: Passwordless multi-factor authentication using phishing-resistant passkeys for desktop to cloud access. HYPR Adapt: Identity risk engine and adaptive authentication that applies risk policy and orchestration across logins. HYPR Affirm: Identity proofing and verification service for enterprise onboarding and account recovery. HYPR AgentPass: AI gateway and agent control plane for securing enterprise AI agents.

How does CISO Tribune file HYPR?

CISO Tribune files HYPR under Passwordless authentication and authenticators, with Identity verification and Identity threat detection and response as secondary categories.

Company record · security vendor

HYPR

Where HYPR appears on the record (3)

Every page on CISO Tribune and its network that carries this company, 3 in all.

In the vendor directory (3): Passwordless authentication and authenticators vendors · primary category
Identity verification vendors · category
Identity threat detection and response vendors · category

What the company sells

HYPR is the Identity Assurance Company, providing passwordless authentication, adaptive risk mitigation and automated identity verification as an end-to-end identity security platform. HYPR founders founded the company in 2014 as the Passwordless Company. HYPR secured $30M in funding from Silver Lake Waterman, indicating it is a privately held, venture-backed company. The platform combines HYPR Authenticate, HYPR Adapt and HYPR Affirm to cover authentication, risk policy and identity verification across the identity lifecycle.^[2]

Categories: Passwordless authentication and authenticators (primary category)
Identity verification
Identity threat detection and response
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Headquarters: Not established from our sources
Founded: 2014^[1]
Ownership: Privately held
CISO on record: Not yet on our record. Send a verified source
Website: hypr.com

Products and services

Product names as the company writes them; what each does, in our words, from the company's own product pages. Never how well it does it.

HYPR Authenticate
Passwordless multi-factor authentication using phishing-resistant passkeys for desktop to cloud access.
HYPR Adapt
Identity risk engine and adaptive authentication that applies risk policy and orchestration across logins.
HYPR Affirm
Identity proofing and verification service for enterprise onboarding and account recovery.
HYPR AgentPass
AI gateway and agent control plane for securing enterprise AI agents.

Competitors and alternatives

The other companies on our record filed under the same categories, category by category: first those that lead with that category and share more of HYPR's categories, then alphabetical. A list from the record, never a ranking.

On passwordless authentication and authenticators, HYPR competes with Beyond Identity, Oloid, OneSpan, Secret Double Octopus, Yubico, 1Kosmos, Silverfort, Auth0, Descope, Judy Security and 2 more.
On identity verification, HYPR competes with 1Kosmos, AU10TIX, Incode, Jumio, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Nametag, Persona, Socure, Trulioo, Veriff and 6 more.
On identity threat detection and response, HYPR competes with Silverfort, Permiso, Semperis, Beyond Identity, Abnormal AI, Blackpoint Cyber, Cayosoft, CrowdStrike, Cygrid, Delinea and 11 more.

References

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[1]CompanyHYPR · hypr.com · undated page, accessed November 4, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
[2]Press releasesHYPR · hypr.com · undated page, accessed November 4, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing

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Security leadership

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Questions CISOs ask about HYPR

What does HYPR sell?: HYPR sells HYPR Authenticate, HYPR Adapt, HYPR Affirm and HYPR AgentPass. HYPR Authenticate: Passwordless multi-factor authentication using phishing-resistant passkeys for desktop to cloud access. HYPR Adapt: Identity risk engine and adaptive authentication that applies risk policy and orchestration across logins. HYPR Affirm: Identity proofing and verification service for enterprise onboarding and account recovery. HYPR AgentPass: AI gateway and agent control plane for securing enterprise AI agents.
How does CISO Tribune file HYPR?: CISO Tribune files HYPR under Passwordless authentication and authenticators, with Identity verification and Identity threat detection and response as secondary categories.
When was HYPR founded?: HYPR was founded in 2014.
Who owns HYPR?: HYPR is privately held.

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