FideProtect
Anchoring digital assets to physical reality
FideProtect is an end-to-end software protection and licensing framework built on a hardware root of trust. It ties a program to the specific device it was sold on, operates entirely without internet connectivity, and secures intellectual property without slowing down manufacturing.
The lock-and-key hardware binding model
Software cannot be separated from its authorized device. Even if the entire storage medium is cloned, the absence of the correct physical TPM or secure element identity prevents the software from executing.
Authorized device
The hardware identity is confirmed at boot, the chain of trust is intact, and full functionality is available, entirely offline.
Cloned copy
The drive was copied but the hardware identity does not match at verification, so the software refuses to run.
Four pillars of the framework
Maximum asset protection
Encrypted packaging and anti-reverse-engineering measures protect core intellectual property from both static and dynamic analysis.
Near-native performance
Highly optimized protection with near-zero performance degradation, and full support for standard over-the-air update pipelines.
Hardware binding anti-piracy
TPM and secure elements provide a unique hardware identity, which makes unlicensed copying of drives useless.
Scalable and flexible
Automated batch deployment for manufacturing servers, supporting both perpetual and time-based business models.
Two ways to license
PERPETUAL
SUITS
One-time hardware sales
BINDING
Permanent binding between licence and hardware identity
NETWORK REQUIREMENT
Offline verification only
FLEXIBILITY
Fixed for the life of the device
TIME-BASED
SUITS
Subscription and recurring revenue models
BINDING
Expires automatically on the designated end date
NETWORK REQUIREMENT
Offline verification only, with no check-in required
FLEXIBILITY
Flexible renewals and tiered upgrade paths
Who uses FideProtect
Industrial equipment makers
Perpetual binding suits control systems with long service lives and no network connection.
Medical device manufacturers
Hardware-bound licensing supports lifecycle security obligations under FDA Section 524B.
Software and AI vendors
Protects model and program intellectual property when software ships to customer-controlled hardware.