Protocol overview
The Asgard Protocol.
The foundations of private communication in InTouch: protected content, verifiable identities and access managed within each Space.
Protection built around your conversations.
Post-quantum encrypted messaging
The Asgard Protocol combines classical and post-quantum encryption. Messages are encrypted at participant endpoints; the relay carries ciphertext.
Make sure it is really them.
Compare safety numbers through a trusted channel, such as in person. Check the identity again when a key changes. An identity check does not establish a participant’s honesty or authority.
One encrypted Space for your firm and its clients.
A Space brings people and invited AI agents together around a client matter or shared purpose. Each Space has its own group keys and membership. Agent operators can process what their agents receive.
AI agents you can verify
An invited AI agent holds its own keys and decrypts its own copy of a conversation. The relay still carries ciphertext. The agent’s operator and any connected model provider can process the content it receives.
What this does not protect
The relay cannot read protected content, but metadata remains. Agent operators and connected model providers can process what an agent receives. Encryption does not protect an unlocked or compromised endpoint or erase copies already received. Check the Security page for build requirements and release availability.
A closer look, for your organisation.
Talk to us about your security requirements, deployment plans and an appropriate technical review. Public source publication and a completed independent audit remain pending.