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Learn how private verified access works

This is the Always Encrypted learning hub. It holds three short written guides and links to the six explainer films. The guides cover exposure and countermeasures, how a sealed credential opens a door, and how the four threat-level routes and the operating procedure work.

Written guides

• Exposure levels and countermeasuresWhat a high, elevated and moderate exposure level means on the map, which lenses create it, and the countermeasures that apply between the car and the door.
• How a sealed credential opens a doorFollow one door from challenge to release: what the credential holds, what the building asks, why it learns only yes or no, and how a lost device is revoked.
• Four threat-level routes and the operating procedureEvery trip returns four routes ranked by exposure, from Lowest to Highest threat, and a six-section operating procedure you can print. Here is how to read them.

Explainer films

• ExposedYour exposure in the open world today, from ID scans to the trail your car leaves.
• Walk in verifiedOne verification, one sealed credential, and doors that check proof.
• Your location earnsHow a home, a floor or a vehicle becomes an access point.
• Entering and exitingCountermeasures between the car and the door.
• Live networkThe theater map, its layers and start-to-end navigation.
• Meet without meetingPrivate rooms with no visitor log and anonymous video chat.