What is Ironchip

Ironchip is a Spanish cybersecurity company. Its platform starts from a simple idea: the place someone accesses or operates from says as much about their identity as the password they type. From an anonymous signature of the radio environment of each place, with no coordinates and no personal data, the platform decides whether an access is allowed, reinforced with another factor or blocked, and scores the risk of every banking transaction.

Four products sit on that core. They all share the admin console, the directory you already run and the same certifications.

The products

Product	What it does	Who uses it
Identity platform	Passwordless authentication with safe zones and ITDR. One method per workstation, phone-free too.	IT and security teams in any sector
Fraud detection	Per-transaction risk scoring inside the banking app: SIM swapping, money mules, authorized push payment fraud, in-session malware.	Banking and fintech
Privileged access	Just-in-Time sessions to servers, databases and Kubernetes, with approval and recording.	System administrators and external vendors
Phishing Shield	In-browser protection against cloned pages, AiTM kits, QR phishing and ClickFix.	The whole workforce

Where to start

I am an administratorI will deploy the identity platform: console, directory, safe zones and applications.

I am integrating an applicationI want to protect a service with OIDC, SAML, RADIUS or the HTTP API.

I build the banking appI will integrate the fraud SDK and read risk reports through the API.

I am an end userI need to enroll in the app and approve my accesses.

A typical rollout, in four steps

1. Connect the directory. Sync users and groups from Active Directory, Entra ID or LDAP. Ironchip does not replace your directory, it relies on it. Identity synchronization.

2. Define safe zones and policies. Headquarters, a plant floor, the data center or the home of someone working remotely. Decide what is allowed inside and what happens outside. Safe zones.

3. Protect the first application. Register the service in the console with the protocol it supports and assign groups to it. Start with a low-impact application and expand later. Protocols.

4. Enroll the workforce. Distribute the app, enable automatic invitations and pick a method per workstation: mobile, desktop, FIDO2, USB token or card. Enrollment.

How this documentation is organized

Each product has its own section with the same structure: get started, concepts, administration and user guides, integrations or SDK and API, and reference. The sidebar switcher changes product; search covers all of them.

The documentation is available in Spanish and English (selector in the header) and as plain text for agents at /llms.txt.

Keep exploring

• Key concepts: the shared vocabulary of every product.
• Ironchip solutions: use cases and the product that solves each one.
• Glossary: terms and acronyms.
• Location technology: how safe zones work and what data they use.
• Security and compliance, Frequently asked questions, What’s new and Support.